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Home My WebLink About2004-07-12 Harbor Commission Packet~ r, . l~, KENAI HARBOR COMMISSION MEETING f JULY 12, Z004 KENAI C~UNCIL CHAMBERS 7:00 P.M. AGENDA ITEM 1: CALL TO ORDER & ROLL CALL ITEM 2: AGENDA APPROVAL ITEM 3: APPROVAL OF MEETING SUMMARIES -- a. March 8, 2004 Regular Meeting b. May 10, 2004 Regular Meeting (No quorum) c. June 7, 2004 Special Meeting ITEM 4: PERSON3 SCHEDULED TD BE HE~ARD ITEM 5: OLD BUSINESS a. Discussion/Recommendation -- Anadromous Streams Habitat Protection ITEM 6: NEW BUSI]1tESS ITEM ?: REPORTS a. Director b. Dock Foreman c. City Council Liaison ITEM 8: COMMISSIOHER COMMENTS / UESTIONS ITEM 9: PERSONS NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ITEM 10: INFORMATION a. Kenai City Council Action Agendas of June 2 and 16, 2004. b. 6/ 17/04 Dock Rate Schedule c. Dip Net Fishery Information for Launching and Loading Vessels at the City of Kenai Boat Launch Ramp. d. 6/ 23 / 04 Corps of Engineers, Kenai Bluff Erosion Study Update e. Pacific Star Seafoods, Inc. / Pre-Application, Installation of New Bulkhead. ITEM 11: ADJOURNMEHT P~EasE coNTAC~ us iF vou wr~~ NoT gE ag~E To ATTEN~ THE MEETING: CAROL - - 283 - 8231 4R , KEITH -- 283-8232 ~ ,~ KENAI HARBOR COMMISSION MEETING ~ MARCH 8, 2004 KENAI COUNCIL CHAMBERS ?:00 P.M. ITEM 1: CALL TO ORDER 8a ROLL CALL ITEM 2: AGENDA APPROVAL ITEM 3: APPROVAL 4F MEETING SUMMARY -- January 12, 2004 ITEM 4: PERSONS SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ITEM 5: OLD BUSINESS ITEM b: NEW BUSINESS IfiEM ?: REPORTS a. Director b. Dock Foreman c. City Council Liaison ITEM 8: COMMISSIONER COMMENTS/QUESTIONS ITEM 9: PERS~NS NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ITEM 10: INF~RMATIOH a. Kenai City Council Action Agendas of February 4 and 18, 2004. b. Updated Membership List ITEM 11: ADJOURNMENT KENAI HARBOR C~MMISSION MEETING MARCH 8, Z044 KENAI COUNCIL CHAMBERS ?:00 P.M. VICE CHAIR BARRY ELDRIDGE, PRESIDING MEETING SUMMARY ITEM 1: CALL T4 ORDER 8s ROLL CALL Vice Chair Eldridge called the meeting to order at approximately 7:00 p,m. The roll was confirmed as follows: Commission present: Barry Eldridge, Gary Foster, Jay Barrett, George Spracher Commission absent: Tommy Thompson Others present: Council Member Bookey and Public Works Manager Kornelis ITEM 2: AGENDA APPROVAL Kornelis requested discussion of the latest Kena.i River Bluff Erosion Study Report be added as an old business item as Item 5-a. NIOTI4H: Commissioner Spracher MOVED to approve the agenda as amended and Commissioner Foster SECOHDED the motione There were no objections. SO ORDERED. ITEM 3: APPROVAL OF MEETING SUMMARY -- January 12, 2004 MOTION: Commissioner Barrett MOVED to approve the January 12, 2004 meeting summary and Commissioner Spracher SECOHDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. ITEM 4: PERS~NS SCHEDULED TO BE H~ARD -- None. ITEM 5: OLD BUSIl1TESS 5•a. Discussion -- Kenai River Bluff Erosion Study Update The Commissioners reviewed the February 13, 2004 Corps of Engineers project status report added to the agenda. Council Member Bookey reported he and City Manager Snow attended a meeting with Senator Murkowski in which they expressed the need for funding the project. Kornelis noted he briefly discussed the project with an Stevens' aide earlier in the day regarding the project. Mayor Williams will be meeting with Senator Stevens in Washington, DC to update the Senator with the project and discuss funding needs as well. ITEM 6: NE~V BUSINESS -- None. ITEM ?: REPORTS 7-a. Director -- Kornelis reported the follov~ring: • The dock lease bid opening is scheduled for March 9, 2404 at 10:00 a.m. A bid has already been received from R&J Seafoods. • The dunes road off Cannery Road is a dedicated right-of way (he provided the Commission with a map of the area). • A permanent, non-flammable toilet for placement on the north side of the River is not in the budget. The Parks & Recreation Director is investigating grant funding possibilities. • Raising the walkways for dip netters is also not in the budget. • Kenai Central High School students will be fee stations for the use during the dip net season. • He, Council Member Bookey, and Commissioner Eldridge will be attending a Coastal Dynamics Workshop in Homer, March 17 and 18. • There are two openings on the Harbor Commission. He asked the Commission to have interested parties contact the Clerk for an application or the city's website. 7-b. Dock Foreman -- No report. ?-c. City Council Liaison -- Council Member 8ookey reported he attended a portion of the Arctic Winter Games in VVood Buffalo, Alberta, Canada and discussed the Games and their economic effect with the Commission. ITEM 8: COMMISSIONER COMMENTS I QUESTIONS -- None. ~.~ ITEM 9: PERSON3 NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD -- None. ITEM 10: INFORMATION 10-a. Kenai City Council Action Agendas of February 4 and 18, 2004. 10-b. Updated Membership List ITEM 11: ADJOURNMENT MOTI~N: Commissioner Barrett MOVED for adjournment and Commissioner Foster SECONDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. The meeting adjourned at approximately 7:40 p.m. Meeting Summary prepared by: Carol L. Freas, City Clerk HARBOR C~MMISSION MEETING MARCH 8, 2004 PAGE 2 ! 1 <. KENAI HARBOR COMMISSION MEETING MAY 10, 2004 KENAI COUNCIL CHAMBERS 7:00 P. M. ITEM 1: CALL TO ORDER Sa ROLL CALL ITEM 2: AGENDA APPROVAL ITEM 3: APPROVAL OF MEETING SUMMARY -- March 8, 2004 ITEM 4: PERSONS SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ITEM 5: OLD BUSINESS ITEM 6: NEW BUSINESS a. Discussion/Recommendation -- Kenai Peninsula Borough Chapter ~, , ~ ; 21.1 S- Anadromous Streams Habitat Protection ITEM ?: REPORTS a. Director b. Dock Foreman c. City Council Liaison ITEM 8: COMMISSIONER COMMENTSIQUESTIONS ITEM 9: PERSONS NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ITEM 10: INFORMATION a. Kena.i City Council Action Agendas of Apri17 and 21, 2004. b. 5 f 3/ 04 Kenai Harbor Rate Schedule c. 4/ 16 / 04 U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Public Notice, General Permit GP 2003-1, Bank Stabttiza~ion ~th~'n the Kenai Peninsuta Boroug~ Aiaska. ITEM 11: ADJOURHMENT KENAI HARBOR COMMISSIOH MEETING MAY 10, 2004 KENAI COUNCIL CHA~IBERS ?:04 P.M. CHAIRMAN TOM THOMPS4N, PRESIDING MEETING SUMMARY ITEM 1: CALL T~ ORDER Sc ROLL CALL The meeting was called to order by Chairman Thompson at approximately 7:05 p.m. The roll was confirmed as follows: Commissioners present: G. Foster, T. Thompson Commissioner absent: B. Eldridge, J. Barrett, G. Spracher It was noted, no quorum was represented. A special meeting was requested to be held on June 7, 2004. The meeting was then adjourned. ITEM 2: AGENDA APPROVAL ITEM 3: APPROVAL OF MEETING SUMMARY -- March 8, 2004 ITEM 4: PERSONS SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ITEM 5: OLD BUSI]1TESS ITEM 6: NEW BUSI]1TESS a. Discussion/Recommendation -- Kenai Peninsula Borough Chapter 2I.18 ~ Anadromous Streams Habitat Protection ITEM ?: REPORTS a. Director be Dock Foreman c. City Council Liaison ITEM 8: COMMISSIONER COMMENTS/QUESTIONS ITEM 9: PERSONS NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD ITEM 10: INFORMATION a. Kenai City Council Action Agendas of Apri17 and 21, 2004. b. 5/ 3 f 04 Kenai Harbor Rate Schedule c. 4/ 16/04 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Public Notice, Generat Permit GP 2003-1, Bank Stabili~a~ion Within the Kenai Peninsuta Boroug~ Ataskacv ITEM 11: ADJOURHMENT The meeting adjourned at approximately 7:08 p.m. Meeting Summary prepared by: Carol L. Freas, City Clerk ~ • SPECIAL KENAI HARBOR COMMISSIOH MEETING JUHE 7, 2004 KENAI COUNCIL CHAMBERS 7:00 P.M. AGENDA ITEM 1: ITEM 2: ITEM 3: a. b. CALL T~ ORDER Ss ROLL CALL AGENDA APPROVAL HEW BUSIHESS Discussioa/Recomrneadatioa -- Kenai Peninsula 8orough Chapter 21.18 - Anadromous Streams Habitat Protection Discussion/Recom:neadatioa -- Kenai Boating Facility Exit Road ITEM 4: ADJOURNMENT SPECIAL KENAI ~~ARBOR CO1I~MISSION MEETIHG JUNE ?, 2004 KEHAI COUNCIL CHAMBERS 7:00 P.M. CHAIR TOM THOMPSON, PRESIDING MEETIHG SUMMARY ITEM 1: CALL TO ORDER 8a ROLL CALL Chairman Thompson called the meeting to order at approximately 7:00 p.m. and the roll was confirmed as follows: Commissioners present: B. Eldridge, G. Foster, J. Barrett, T. Thompson Commissioners absent: G. Spracher Others present: Council Member J. Bookey, Public Works Director Kornelis, City Manager Snow ITEM 2: AGENDA APPROVAL MOTION: Commissioner Eldridge MOVED to approve the agenda as presented and Commissioner Foster SECOHDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. ITEM 3: NEW BUS~S 3-A. Discussion/Recom:neadatioa -- Kenai Peninsula Borough Chapter 21.18 - Anadromous Streams Habitat Protection Council Member Bookey noted the information included in the packet and added, a draft ordinance is being prepared by the city attorney which, if passed by council, will assume the responsibilities of a''stration and enforcement of the Kenai Peninsula Borough Ordinance 21.18. A lengthy discussion followed in which comments included: • Of 64 permits processed by the Borough since 199b for properties within the city limits, only two required conditional use permits. • Political situations were changing across the Borough -- it would be far better for the city to manage its own portion of the river and it is important for the city to control its destiny. • The city ordinance will need to be equal or more stringent than the borough ordinance. • If the city adopts an ordinance, the city would be responsible for the regulation and would have environmental duties. Training for those duties could be received from the Borough. • The city currently has the ability/ opportunity to comment on applications. • There are some staffing concerns. • A''stration is not recommending the acquisition of the responsibility, but it is a policy decision of the council. • Funding is not a concern of the Harbor Commission. • The regulatory committee now has members from all over the Borough and only two from the City of Kenai. Currently, representatives from other areas of the Borough could ultimately make decisions affecting properties within the cifiy limits even if the city does not agree. • Properties/projects that could be affected are Kenai Land, Kena.i Packers, Dragnet fishing area. ~ • The draft ordinance will first go before the Planning & Zoning Commission for consideration and then it could be returned to the Harbor Commission for review. MOTION: Commissioner Eldridge MOVED the Commission recommend to council the city take over the Anadromous Streams Habitat Protection ordinance from the Kenai Peninsula Borough for the portion of the river in the Kenai city limits. Commissioner Foster SEC~NDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. 3-b. Discussion J Recommeadation -- Kenai Boating Facility Exit Road Public Works Manager Kornelis reviewed his memorandum of May 13, 2004 which was included in the packet and set out a suggested procedure relating to a possible land trade with The Conservation Fund in which the city would acquire approxirnately ten acres on which to build a boating facility exit road. During the discussion that followed, comments were favorable, however it was expressed no restrictions be placed on the ten acres to be received from the Fund as was done on the boating facility property. The Commission's consensus was to recommend administration proceed forward with the land exchange with The Conservation Fund; bring the land appraisals back to the Commission for review; and, no restrictions be placed on the land the city will receive from the Fund. ITEM 4: ADJOURHMEHT Prior to adjournment, Council Member 8ookey reported on his trip to Washington, DC and ? discussions he and Ma or W'illiams held with members of the con essional dele ation and Y ~ g ~ their staff inembers relating to the coastal trail/bluff restoration project. He also reported on the passage of the FY 2005 budget, including ainendments, as well as noted council's one-half mil decrease of property tax. 11~OTIOH: Commissioner Barrett MOVED for adjournment and Commissioner Eldridge SECOHDED the motion. There were no objections. SO ORDERED. The meeting adjourned at approximately 8:30 p.m. Meeting Summary prepared by: Carol L. Freas, City Clerk ~ HARBOR COMMISSION MEETING JUNE 7, 2004 PAGE 2 ~ ~a o ~ ~f~ 6 o Q ~P8 • ~/• ~8'- ~ivR~~2o ~tov,s ~T~eeA~ts `~ Suggested by: Councilor ~~~~~y CITY OF KENAI ORDINANCE N0. -2004 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, ELECTING TO ADMINISTER THE KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH'S ANADROMDUS STREAMS HABITAT PROTECTION ORDINANCE BY AD~PTING IT AND INCORPORATING IT BY REFERENCE INTO KMC 14.20.165. WHEREAS, AS 29.4~.010 grants the Kenai Peninsula Borough planning, plattuig and land use regulation power on an area-wide basis; and WHEREAS, in 199b, the Kena.i Peninsula Boroug~i adopted an A-nadromous Steams Habitat Protection Ordinance, codified as KPB 21.18.010-140; and WHEREAS, KPB 21.18.100 allows cities within the covered area to administer and enforce the ordinance by enacting an ordinance incorporating it by reference into the city code; and ~VHEREAS, consistent with its home rule powers the City of Kenai finds it is in the best interest of the city to administer and enforce the Anadromous Streams Habitat Protection Ordinance by incorporating it into its city code as KMC 14.20.165; and VVHEREAS, the City of Kenai finds that zoning decisions affecting property within the City of Kenai should be made locally. NOVV, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA that KMC 14.20.165 be enacted as follows: 14.20.165 Aaadromous 3teams Habitat Protectioa There is hereby incorporated by reference into this Code, KPB 21.18, to the extent that such provisions are in ef~ect on or following the effective date of this ordinance. PASSED BY TI~ CO[JNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA., this day of July 2004. John J. ~Tilliams, Mayor ~tt;~c~cr~l~i~c ~ ?1.15.010 kE?~.~I PE:~'Il\'St'I.~ BORUt'G~~ CC-D~' CHA.PTER 21.18. ANADROMOL'S STI~EAMS H.~BITAT PR(JTECTION* 21.18.010. Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is to ensure measures for the protection within the Kenai Peninsula Borough of sal~on spawning and rearing habitat are applied in a consistent ma~er while recognizing private praperty rights and providing cities the option to administer the ordinance within tbeir boundaries. It is the intent of this ordinance to avoid duplicating regulations of state, federal, or municipal agencies and to minunize conflicts between those regulations and this ordinance. tOrd. No. 200~•08, § 2, 5-lfi•04; Ord. No. 96•Ofi, ~ lf part),1996) 21.18.020. Findings. In enacting this ordinance the assembly finds numerous factors affect the habitat of the anadromous streaius v~~ithin the Kenai Peninsula Borough. Ainong others these include bank erosion, bank trampling, pollution, inadequate tourism infrastructure, unsuccessful attempts to remedy bank erosion or protect and restore habitat, inconsistent regulations, logging, grazing, mining, wetland fill and drainage, excavation and fill of property, dredging, inappro- priately installed culverts, fuel storage, and maintenance of existing structures. The assembly finds that the sensitivity of the river area requires general prohibition of activities within an area immediately adjacent to the anadron~ous streatns and only activities which do not damage the habitat should be allowed. The assembly finds that certain activities have ~ninor impact and that existing state, federal and local laws and regulations contain suff cient controls on these activities that further regulation is not currently needed. The assembly further finds that fuel storage and significant removal of vegetatioa within the I00-year flood plain along the anadromous streams need regulation ta protect the sal~aon habitat. (Ocd. No. 2000•08, ~ 3, 5-I6•00; Ord. No. 96-06, ~ lipart),1996) 21.18.OZ5. Application. The following anadromous strea~ns, as identified in the "Atlas and Catalog~ie of Waters Important for Spawning, Rearing, or Migration of Anadromous Fish" published by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, are subject to this chapter: A. Within the east side of Cook Inlet as follows: 1. Kenai River, Strea~n No. 244•30•10014, and its following tributaries: (a1 Beaver Creek, Stream No. 24430•10010-2025 (bl Slikok Creek, Strear~ No. 24430-10010•2030 lc1 Soldotna Creek, Stream No. 24430-10010•2039 idl Funny River, Stream vo. 24430-10010•2050 ~ ~ te) Moose River, Stream No. 24430•10010-2063 - #Editor's note-Ord. No. 2000•08, § 1, adopted 117ay 16, 200Q, amended the title of Ch. 21.18, to read as herein set out. See the Code Comparative Table. 8upp. Ivo. 6 21-56 ZO:~'I'~'G ( f~ Killey Riti~er, Strearn .h'o. 24430- I0010•?0 i 6 ~ gl Upper Killey River, Stream No. 24430-10010•2110 ( h) Russian River, Stream No. ~443Q• 10010•2158 (i) Quartz River, Stream No. 24430-10010•217? (j ) 1~ail River, Stream No. 24430• 10010•2225 2. Swanson River, Stream No. 24?•90•10020 3. Kasilof River, Stream No. 244•30-10050 9. Ninilchik River, Strean~ No. 244-20•10090 5. Deep Creek, Strea~a No. 244•20-10100 6. Stariski Creek, Stream No. 244•10-10050 ?. Anchor River, Stream No. 244• 10-10010 8. Fox River, Strea~n No. 241•14-10645 9. Seldovia River, Stream No. 241~11•10730 10. Er~glish Bay River, Streaia No. 241•30-10500 Il. Sradley River, Stream No. 241-1410625-2010 12. Bisbop Creek, Stream I~'o. Z46•90•10030 13. Chickaloon Creek, Stream No. Z4?-60•10110 14. North Fork of Anchor River, Strea~a No. 24410-10010•2011 15. Seven Egg Creek, Stream No. 24780-10010 f Ord. No. 2000•08, § 4, 5• I6•001 21.18.030. Periodic review. 21.1b.~3~ As part of its role in connprehensive ptanning the planning de artment shall P prepare an assessment of the benefits and effectiveness of this chapter after one year, with a review every two years thereafter. In preparing this evaluation the planning corn~nission shall hold at least one public hearing. (Ord. No. 96•06, ~ 1(part),1996) z1.18.035. Kenai River watershed district. Tbere is established a Kenai River watershed district comprised of all lands 1'n w' ' y~ g ithin or contiguous to the Kenai River drainage system as bounded and defined on the o~icial ~a copy of which is attached as Exhibit A which shal p~ a , 1 be kept on ~ile in the planning department. . The Kenai River drainage system shall include alI sections of the Kenai River to its outlet ' ~nto Cook Inlet, aIl tributaries and small lake systems including Kenai and Skilak Lakes an ' d their headwaters. The purpose of establishing this watershed district is for watershed boun ' danes only. Inclusion indicates that the area is unportant to the Kenai River watershed. tOrd. No. 96-06, § 1f part),1996) Supp. No. 6 2I-5? / . ~' 1. ~5.040 ~:~'.~I ?E~'I~ SL'i ~ :3~J~Gt'GH COUE 21.16.040. Habitat protection area established. There is established an anadramous stream habitat protection area. Except as other~vise provided in this section, this area includes all lands within 50 horizontal feet of the streams set forth in KP8 21.18.025. This shall be measured from the ordinary high u~ater mark or mean high water line in tidal areas. Where the banks w~ithin this ~0-foot area consist of a 60 degree or more cut bank the habitat protection area shall consist of the greater of 50 feet from the river or to a point 25 feet back from the top of the cut bank. (Ord. I~To. 2000-08, § 5, 5•16-00; Ord. No. 9fi-06, § ltpartl, I996) ZI.18.050. Flood plain-Restrictions within for habitat protection-Perinit required- Fuel storage tanks and logging-Conditions. A. No person shall install or replace a fuel storage tank or conduct logging activities as defined in this section within any flood hazard area bordering the Kenai River or any of its tributaries or other anadromous streams set forth in KPB 21.18.025 without first obtaining a permit from the borough planning director. In this section "~lood hazard area" means any area designated as such pursuant to KPB Z1.Ofi and shown on the most recent flood insurance rate maps published by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. B. Application for a permit shall be ~aade to the borougb plaaning department. No perrriit shall be issued unless the planning director or designee deterinines that the proposed actiti•ity meets the requirements of subsection C of this section. The spplicant shall submit site or work plans showing the location of the activity, the proposed means of conducting the activity, and information showing that tbe proposed activity meets the conditions of this section. C. Fuel storage tanks must be attached or anchored solidly to a structure or to the ground. Cables may be used for anchoring that are of su~icient strength to prevent the tank from tearing loose if it were to flaat while empty. The tank must also be instalied within an impervious contairmaent basin of a size sufficient to contain 1I0~ of storage capacity plus 1Z inches of free board. D. No permit shall be issued for logging unless the borough planning director, or designee, determines the clearing does not result in a cleared area larger than 20 percent of the total area of the parcel provided that clearing for the footprint of a building may exceed this 20 percent limit. Multiple cleared areas may exist an a pa~•cel but the total of all sucb areas may not exceed 50 percent of the total area of the parcel upon which the logging permit is sought. The planning director rnay ~lso deny a perinit upan a determination that the proposed logging will increase runoff andlor erosion to such levels that it may significantly damage the riparian habitat and wetlands within the habitat protection area. E. A decision of the planning director under this section may be appealed to the planriing comraission. The appeal must be filed with tbe planning director within seven days of the date of the decision and state the basis of the appeal. Only the applicant or an affected property owner may appeal a decision. tOrd. No. 2000•08, ~§ fi, ?, 5-16•00; Ord. No. 96-06, § lf part),1996) Supp. No. 6 21-58 Z~~'I:~'G 21.1b.0~ ~1 21.18.060. Prohibited activity within the protection area. V~'it,hin the habitat protection area established by Section Z 1.18.040 0#' this cha ter a~ p , o building, construction, filling, exca~~ation, major clearing of vegetation, corninercial rec - re ational uses, or activity which results in significant erosion or damage to riparian habitat o ,r results in or increases ground or water pollution, can be conducted except when s ecificall P y allowed under KPB 21.18.070, or when a conditional use permit has been issued ursua P nt to KPB 21.18.072 or 2I.18.080 or when allowed for a period existing structure under . the pravisions of KPB 21.18.090. (Ord. No. 96•06, ~ 1(part1,1996) 21.18.070. Activities not requiring a pern~it. A. The ectiti~ities specified in this sectioa may be conducted within the babitat rotection P area zone without obtaining a permit frosn the borough under this chapter. This section in no way waives or modifies the necessity of adherence to other provisions of the KPB code , including KPB 21.06 ~flood plain management), or requirements of a permit fro~n federal sta , te or local goverr~ments. Conduct of activities listed in this section are expressly conditioned u pon obtaining all app~icable permits. Conduct of activity without obtaining necessa ermiis s , rY p hall be considered a violation of this chapter, subject to the provisions of Section 2t.18.11 0. 8. The following activities, to the extent they do not result in significant erosion or da mage to riparian habitat, or result in or increase ground or water pollution, do not re uire th q e issuance of a permit under this chapter: 1. Minor vegetation management (trimming~ pruning, or removal of hazardous trees ) Z. Private non•commercial recreational uses that do not involve construction excavation , or fill of land 3. Construction, installation, repair and maiAtenance of ladders, ste s, cantilevere P d walkways, platforms, docks, and bank restoration and protection and maintenance dredging that are regulated by and require a per~nit from the Alaska De artment p of Natural Resounes, State Parks Division, and the Alaska Department of Fish & Gaaie ~ U.3. Ariny Corps of Engineers and other app~icable agencies. The activit must com l 3' P Y with ail conditions and regulations imposed on such activity. 4. Boardwalks and gratewalks with Iess than 75 percent but a minimum of 25 ercent P light penetration must be constructed so that no part, other than the su ortin osts PP g P , are less than 18 inches of~ the ground. Gratewalks with at least ?5 ercent li ht . p g penetration must be constructed so that no part, other than the supporting osts are P ~ within eight inches o~'the ground. Boardwalks and gratewalks are not to exceed ei ht g feet in width, and those boardwalks and gratewalks running along or araiiel to the . . , p banks of the streams shali be limited in length to no more than one•third t~/~) the total lineal river frontage of the parcel on which it is constructed. Boardwalks and gtatewalks must be constructed of wood, plastic, fiberglass, aluminum, steel, or other non•toxic ~naterial. If the wood is treated, it must be certified as r~on•toxic to plants and 9upp. ,vo. s 21-59 ~\ 2~.: ~.0 ~ 0 hE~'.~1 F~E`'I:~'SL'L.~ BOR ~L'G~~ C~DE an:mals bti~ an independent laboratorv or other appropnate agency. 8oardwalks ar,d gratev~•alks not meeting the above requirements shall require a conditional use perr~it. ~. Stairways, steps and ladders across land adjacent to the riti~er v~~hich is at least 10 degrees steep, or from any adjacent land into the water or onto a floating dock, and witb at least 75 percent ligbt penetration, must be constructed so that no part, other than the supporting posts, are within 8 inches off the ground. Stairways, steps and ladders with less than 75 percent but a minimum of 25 percent light penetration must be constructed so that no part, other than the supporting posts, are less than 18 inches off the ground. Stairways, steps and ladders must be constrvcted of wood, plastic, fiberglass, aluminum, steel, or other non-taxic material. If the wood is treated, it must be certified as non•toxic to plants and animals by an independent laboratory or other appropriate agency. Stairways, steps and ladders not meeting the above requirements shall require a conditional use permit. 6. Fish cleaning stations. ( Covered andlor walled in fish cleaning stations shall require a conditional use permit.) tOrd. No. 2000•08, § 8, 5•16-~0; Ord. No. 9?-26, § 1,1997; Ord. No. 96-06, § ltpart),1996) 21.18.07Z. Li~nited coininercial activity withia habitat protection area The planning commission may issue a permit for activities to be conducted within or usin g the habitat protection area as provided in this section. Per~nits are required for commercial activities of the same nature as those allowed under 21.18.070 B. for private non-commerciai use upon conditions that the activity is limited to pedestnan use over boardwalks, stair and docks necessary to alleviate the increased levels of activity attendant to the co~nmercial activity. A permit snay not be issued unless the planning com~nission determines the actiti~it Y will be conducted in a manner that does not result in significant erosion, destruction or wetlands or riparian habitat, or result in or increase ground or water pollutian. Permits are , conditioned upon compliance with all applicable federal, state and local lawy and regulations. In granting a pet~ait, the planning commission may establish such conditions on the development, use or operation of the activity or facility for which the conditional use permit is granted as it determines necessary to prevent erosion, destruction of wetlands or riparian habitat or resuit in or increase ground or water pollution. The activity must be conducted on a portion of property adjacent to the property withiA the habitat protection area for which the permit is sought. ~ (Ord. No. 96•06, § lipart),1996) 21.18.080. Conditional use permit. A. An owner may apply for a conditional use permit to aliow activities which are prohibited within the habitat protection area. Conditional use permit requests shall be approved or denied by the planning cosnmission. The construction or installation phase of an activit ~ Y ' requiring a conditional use permit must be completed within one calendar year from the date of the pernut's issuance, or the conditional use permit shall expire. However, prior to its expiration date, a conditional use permit extension for up ta twelve (12) n~onths may be Supp. No. 6 21-60 Z0:1'I?`~G 2I.IS.0~0 granted by the plannin~ director upon v~~ritten request. .A conditional use permit mati• not be approved unless it is determined the activity will be conducted in a manner that does not result in sigr.ificant erosion, destruction of wetlands or ri~arian habita~, or result in or increase ground or water poilution. Conditional use permits are conditionad upon compliance with all applicable federal, state and local Iaws and regulations. In granting a conditional use perrait, the planning commission may establish such conditions on the develo ment, use or P operation of the activity or facility for which the conditional use permit is granted as it determines necessary to prevent erosion, destruction of wetlands or riparian habitat, or result in or increase ground or water pollution. Additionally a conditional use pertait ~aay not be granted unless the planning cornn~ission determines that the owner will be deprived of reasonabie use of the property witbout a conditional use permit being granted. B. A person seeking a conditional use permit must make application to the borough planning department. The application shall pro~~ide information describing the proposed activity and demonstrate that the activity meets the conditions for conditional use perrnit. The planning commission has no obligation to ascertain whether special cor~ditions can be developed or imposed unless the applicant has submitted adequate inforination to demon- strate that the proposed tnethods or conditions will eliminate the impacts of the activity within the protection area. If the pt~nning co~amission deterrnines a proposed activity wiil cause significant erosion, destruction of wetlands or riparian,habitat, or result in or increase ground or water pollution it shall deny a conditional use permit for the requested activity. (Ord. Noa 9?•26, § 2,1997; Ord. No. 96•06, § If part),1996) 21.18.090. Pcior existing activities snd structures. A. Intent. There are activities which were conducted, and structures which were under construction, or exist and were in use before the enactment of this ordinance which would be prohibited or restricted under the tertas of this ordinance or future amendments. It is the intent of this section to permit these prior existing activities or structures to continue. Any such activities or structures must stitl comply with other applicable laws. The activities referenced in this section shall be allowed if they do not result in significant erosion or danaa e 8 to the riparian habitat. B. Structures. Structures which were under construction ar in use before the effective date of any provision of this chapter, but that would be prohibited or restricted under the terrns of this chapter shall be allowed to continue, provided that a structure under construction must be substantially completed within two years of enactment of this ordinance. Such a structure may be maintained or repaired without a perr~it. Such a structure may also be replaced or reconstructed within two years after acadental damage to accidental destruction by fire, explosion, or other casualty or act of God. Reconstruction or replacement not completed within two years of the date of tbe damage is prohibited except in compliance with current requirernents. Such replacement or reconstruction r~ay only be undertaken in the same space that the structure occupied prior to damage or destruction. Supp. No. 6 21--~1 ,~ ~ ~~ ?1.I~.Qq~ ~iE~'.yI F'E~'1:'~5L'L.~ BC~RGt'Cii CC~~E C. .Actiti•ities. This chapter shall not prohibit or restrict act~vities v~~hich were conducted before the effective date of an}~ orovision of this chapter, provided that, after the ef~ective date, such activities are conducted in the same Iocation and are not enlarged ta include a greater number of participants or to occupy a greater area of land. D. Permits. Any enlargemeni or expansion of such an activity or structure witbin the habitat protection area shall require a conditional use permit. A conditianal use permit shall be granted to an applicant if the enlargement or expansion will be conducted in a manner that does not result in significant erosion, destruction of wetlands or riparian habitat or increase in ground or water pallution. The permitting authority may attach conditions to the pernnit it feels are reasonably necessary to achieve the above objectives. E. Other provisions. 1. Any prior existing activity or structure which is abandoned for two years or more shall tbereafter nat be conducted, used or occupied except in conformity with the provisions of this chapter. ,~~ 2. Nothing in this chapter shall prevent any change of' tenancy, ownership ar manage- , ~ ment of any prior existing structure. (Ord. No. 96•06, § ltpart), 1996) 21.18.100. Administration by cities-Delegation-Legai proceedings. A. The administration and enforcement of this ordinance may be undertaken by a city. B. A city may adapt the standards established in this chapter or prescribe standards more stringent than those established in this chapter for the areas of the city within the habitat protection area or other areas regulated by this chapter. A conditional use permit issued by a city planning commission may serve to satisfy the require~nents of 2I.18.072 and 2I.18.OSQ. C. A city wishing to administer and enforce this chapter shall enact an ordinance adopting the provisions of this chapter by reference, providing the city will undertake the adnairustra- tion in conjunction with the ad~ninistration of laAd use regulations and building and health codes enacted by the city. Within 30 days of passage of the ordinance the mayor shall transfer the administration and enforcement to the city. The city may relinquish and transfer the administration and enforcement back to the borough by ordinance, bowever the transfer shall not take eft'ect unti190 days after the city approves the transfer or the commencement of a new fiscal year for the borough, whicbever is greater. D. If a city assumes administration of this chapter, conditional use permit determinations ~ ~ shall be made by the city planning coramission, or by the city council, as provided by city ~~ ordinance. Appeals or iegal proceedings taken from actions of the city in adininistering shall be the soIe responsibility of the city. tOrd. No. 2000•08, ~ 9, 5•1fi-00; Ord. No. 97•26, ~ 3, 1991; Ord. No. 96-06, ~ 1(part~,19961 Supp, No. 6 Z1-s2 Z~~'I~'G 21.1b.I10. ~'iolations-Enforcement. ?1.15.1~0 `'iolations of this chapter are infractions and are subject to civil fineS. Enforcement of the provisions of this chaptet shail be done iii accordance with the ren~edies set forth in KPB 21_~~, f Ord. No. 9?•5~, § 4, 1997; Ord. I~To. 9fi-06, ~ 1( part ), 1996 ) 21.18.120. Conflict with city land use euthority or otber laws or regulations. To the extent this chapter may conflict with any previous grant or delegation of land use regulation authority fro~n the borough, such previous del~gation of authority is modified or limited so as not to conilict witb this chapter. Except as otherwise specifically rovided b P y another provision of this chapter, the restrictians on use of land activity estabiished b this Y chapter shall be in addition to any otber restrictions adopted by any state, federal or local authority having authority to adopt those restrictions. i0rd. No. 96•Ofi, § 1(part1,199fi) 21.18.130. Administration and appeals. Applications for permits, conditional use permits or detern~inations under this cha ter wiil P be administered in accordance with the provisions of KPB 21.20 governing a lication notice PP . and conduct of hearings. Appeals from action tal~en under this chapter will be handled in accordance with the appeal procedures set forth in KPB 21.20. f Ord. h'o. 96•06, § 1(part),1996) Z1.18.135. Exemption for emergency situations. In a declared emergency, the departrnent, through its authorized representative ma issue , Y oral permits to a riparian owner for removing obstructions or for repairing existin structures g without the necessity of submitting prepared plans and specifications as ma be re uired b y Q Y this chapter. (Ord. No. 9?•Z6, § 4,1997) ~ 21.I8.140. De~nitions. As t~sed in this chapter: A. "Commercial use" shall mean an occupation, employment, or enterprise that is carried on for sale of goods or services ar for profit. B. "Conditional use" shall rnean a use that would not be appropriate without restnctions throughout the habitat protection area but which, if controlled as to number area , , location, relation to the habitat or method of operation, would nat cause or lead to significant erosion, destruction of wetlands or riparian habitat, or result in or increase ground or water pollution. C. "Cut bank" shall mean banks of anadromous streams with exposed soil surface that have occurred from natural or raanmade causes whether the exposed surface extends to the high water mark or not. supp. No. s 21-63 ~\ ~ '^ '~ ' • ' ' 1 • -,• , 21.1b.1~0 ~~..! P~~I~St,L.4 bOROt,Ca:~ COJE D, "Ernsior~" shall mean si~nificant sloughing, w~ashout, or discharge of soil arising fr~r~ rnanmade sources or causes. E. "Fuel storage tank" shall mean any vessel for the storage of petroleum based fueis including gasoline, diesel, kerosene and heating oiI having a liquid volume of 200 gallons or more. F. "Ground or water pollution" shall mean the discharge, application, spread or release of chemicals, toxic materials, fuels, pesticides, petroleum based fuels on ar into the soil and waters within the habitat protec! ion area. G. "Kenai River" shall mean the main stem of the river from and including Kenai Lake to the n~outh including Skilak Lake. The main stem shall include all sloughs, channels, boat basins, distributaries, and lagoons. For the purpose of this chapter, the mouth shall be described as the western most section Iine common to Section 5 and Section 8, T5N, R 11W, Seward Meridian. H. "Logging" shall mean removal or cutting down rnore than 50 trees per acre that have a breast diameter height of 6" or more. I. "Mean high water line" or "ordinary high water line" shall have the definition given in ~~ 11 AAC 53.900t 15) as it currently exists or as it may be renumbered or revised. , J. "Ordinary high water ruark'° shall have the definition given in 11 AAC 53.900(231 as it currently exists or as it may be renumbered or revised. K. "Riparian habitat:' shall mean the areas within and ad~acent to the river containing spawning and rearing habitat for salmon or that provide immediate cover or stability for salmon and eggs at all stages of development. L. "Soii erosion" shall mean the increased move~nent of soils that occurs as a result of hur~an activities or develapment. bs. "Structure" shall mean anything whicb is constructed, erected or moved to or from any premises and which is Iocated above, on, ar beiow the ground, including buildings, roads, signs, billboards, satellite antennas and other communication structures, fences, and mobile homes. N. "Wetlands" shall have the meaning given in 16 USC § 1302 as applied to land within the habitat protection area. 0. "Gratewalks" shall mean elevated light penetrating ~ELP) walkways utilizing some variety of open grate material as a surface. P. "Substantially complete" shall mean essentially completed and available for the owner's beneficial use for the purpose and in the manner intended for the struc~ure. Q"Boardwalks" shali mean elevated walkways utilizing wooden planks as a surface. , ~1 ~Ord. No. 2000•08, ~ I0, 5-16•00; 4rd. No. 97•26, §§ 5, 6,1997; ~rd. No. 96-06, ~ I(part),1996) 9upp. No. s 2I-64 / ~ ~ .,~ ~,~.f,~ 'c~r~,~ ~ • , ^ _ -, ... _ _ _ .~. tl~c tif~r of KEHAI, AL~SKA v ~I ~ ~ r ~ ~ ~ a e wct a us l w ' , t ~r 210 Fidalgo Avenue, Kenai, Alaska 99611-71~ 4 ~ ,w~^. ~ Telephone: 9Q7•283-7535 / FAX: 907•283-30 i~ . ~Q92 MEMORAND U~M To: Kenai City Council Members, Planning & Zoning Commission Members and Harbor Commission Members From: Linda L. Snow, City Manager Date: Aprii 8, 2004 RE: KPBC 11.18.010 Anadromous Streams Habitat Protection Program The Administration was asked to research and provide specific information about what administrative and field work would be required if City Council decided to enact and authorize the administration and enforcement of the Borough habitat protection ordinance. Attached are the following documents to help you become familiar with the issue: (1) a copy of KPBC Chapter 2I.18; (2) a Multi-Agency Permit packet, which is currently distributed to the public by the Kenai River Center; (3) a spreadsheet of the pennits issued (by type and number~ within the Kenai city limits since 1996; and (4 a . .. , ) copy of the Borough Planning Commission Resolution Z004-13 granting a conditional use permit for the Kenai Landing Boat launch ramp project. The best way to begin describing the adminis~ative and field work re uirements to .. . , q administer and enforce KPBC 21.18 is to start with the process currently used by the Borough and which would also be used by the City if Council decides in favor of takin . g over this program from the Borough. Anyone planning any kind of a project within the habitat protection area (KPBC 21.18.040) must submit a project application to Borough personnel at the Kenai River Center. In trying to determine whether a pIanned activity requires a permit, ap licants . . , , p most often meet with various agency personnel both in the River ~enter office and at the project site before the appiication is finaliZed. If the ap lication lans as submitted P P , , meet the requirements under KPBC 2I.18.070 (B), a letter is sent to the property owner advising that while the planned activity does not require a conditional use permit under the Borough ordinance, a permit will be required by other named agencies (as ma be . . , .. Y appl~cable). For fuel storage and logging activities, there must be an initial determination from Borough staff about whether the proposed activity is iocated within the Botou 's ~ flood ha~:ard area (KPBC 21.06 and 21.18.050). ) According to John Mohorcich, about 90% of all applicants will need permits from agencies other than the Borough, e.g., Departrnent of Natural Resources, Department of Fish & Game, Department of Environ~mental Conservation, Corps of Engineers, Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, etc. Therefore, snitial me~tings and field woric w•ilI help determine which of the permitting agencies may be required for further reviews and permitting. These meetings also help the applicants provide accurate measurements and project descriptions, answer any questions the applicant may ha:•~ about which activities are prohibited within the protection area (KPBC 21.18,060), whicl~ activities may be conducted in the area without obtaining a permit from the Borou h g~ which activity may be permitted by the Borough within the protection area (KPBC Z 1.18.O~Z), and which prohibited activities may be issued a conditional use ermit b the P Y Borough (KPBC 2I.18.~80) at no charge. Additionally, some activities may be allowed under KPBC 21.18.090 regarding prior existing acqvities and structures. While many proj ects may appear to be prohibited at first glance, working closely with the applicants to find ways that projects may be authorized will more likely result in successful projects and promote better relationships betwecn the agency and citizens. Once the appiication is finalized and submitted, it is copied to all other permitting agencies for further review. The review group schedules administrative revicw meetings weekly and field reviews individually or as may be agtccd upon. The Department of Natural Resources requires permit decisions to be issued within 30 days of receiving the application, so all of the other agencies comply with that time frame for the purpose of coocdination and cooperation. If t~e City of Kenai were responsible for the administration and enforcement of this ordinance, it is clear that a transition time would be required for implementation, during which the Administration, Planning & Zoning Commission, and City Council would need to be educatcd about the intricacies of KPBC 21.18. This could be achieved and make the transition easier for everyone if we held a couple of joint work sessions for commissioners, council members, and staff. In addition to the work sessions, our public works staff would necd further training in the technical aspects required to provide citizens with the specific knowiedge and expertise required for the anadromous strearns habitat protection program. The most effective way of doing this would be to provide staff with on-the-job training; in other words, we would schedule varied work "internships or apprenticeships" with Botough personnel at the River Center during the sumrner when there are many ongoing projects and new applicants. In addition to learning how to do the job, we would also be establishing the coopecative working relationships with Kenai River Center agency personnel needed for successful program implementation. VVe would then transition to the City's program during the fall and winter when there are not so many projects. During the interim period described above, we would undoubtedly discover many more ways of providing for a smooth trzansition than we can envision now. At this time, however, it is anricipated that we would be able to use the existing permit application packets with the inclusion of a new City of Kenai file form. If application packets are distributed to and received from residents of Kenai at Kenai City Hall, as well as at the Page 2 of 4 --. e ~ ~ River Center, it wouid be irn ortant that our ublic w a P p orks personnel schedule meetin~s with the applicant and the Kenai Ri~~er Center a enc ersonnel as soo ' g Y P n as possible to begin the initial meetings and field work process. In addition, we v~-ould re ues , q t the applicant complete the Kenai file form, so that we could set u a file within a newl . p y established file system and document the initial application process for our record the ~ . . , s. If Kenai resident obtains the application packet from the River Center, then the K enai file form can be faxed to the public works department at Cit Hall and meetin Y gs scheduled so that our staff can be involved with the applicant and a enc erso ., g y p nnel at the Kenai River Center. Our staff would attend all weekly reviews at the Kenai Riv er Center. ~Ve would work ciosely with the applicant and the Kenai River Cente r group to heip the proposed activity become a permitted use, so the a licant could eith ' . . PP er avoid the conditional use permit process or avoid being denied a conditional use ermit. P As you can see from the attached spreadsheet of permits issued for activities with' in the City of Kenai since 1996 through March 3 l, 2004, there have been 64 ermits ' o , , , , , p issued, but nly two of those pro~ects (code 080. a satellite dish in August 2002 and a boat launch project in March 2004} have required a conditional use permit and therefore r' , , equired approval by the Borough Planning Commission. The Borough Plannin Commissi g on unanimously approved both projects. Optimistically, we believe ihere will be more and more proj ects in the futuce as the waterfront areas become more desirable for diffe rent types of economic development projects. For your information, I have attached an unsigned copy of the Borough Planning Commission Resolution rantin a c '' . , , g g ond~tional use pernnlt for the Kena~ Landing Boat Launch Project so that ou could lean a be . . . . , , Y g tter picture of the duties, responsibilities, and exposure involved should the Cit of y Kena~ decide to take on the administration and enforcement of this ro ram, Th ' , , p g e findings o f fact stated in the resolution would have been stipulated and written b cit . , , y y staff after working together with the applicant and the other agencies. Under the habitat protection program, Borough Code sa s the Plannin o'' Y g C mmission may not grant a conditional use permit unless it determines that the owner urill be de ' pnved of reasonable use of the property without one. If the Plannin Commission finds t . . , g hat allowing a prohibited activity within the habitat protection area "will cau '' se significant erosion, destruction of wetlands or riparian habitat, or result in or increase ground or water pollution, it shall deny a conditional use permit for the re uested activit ." . . , , 9 y In the case of denial by the Planning Comm~ssion, currently the a licant would hav ' Pp e the optlon of appeal to the Borough Assembly. If we adopted the ro am and a con '' , . , . P ~' ditional use perm~t was denied by the Kenai Planning Commission, the Kenai Cit Council ac ' y , ting as the Board of Adjustment, would be the appellate body. ~.., ~ While the Administration isn't recommending it, we understand Council ' may w~sh to adopt the Borough's Anadromous Streams Habitat Protection ro am for ' . . . , , P ~' pollcy reasons. 1~Ve bel~eve the permit issued for the Kenai Landing pro ect shows the ad '' ' J ministration and enforcement of this program by the Borough is workin ve well and the " . „ . , , , g ~Y , one-stop shopping concept applied to permitting w~th all the other a encies is an ' , . . , g exceptlonaI service to the public. Tak~ng over an environmental regulato ro ram of th' . . , , . ~Y p g is nature notably increases the City s nsk exposure and places the Cit clearl in the '' Y y limelight Page 3 of 4 along with other regulatory a~encies. As the public works staff spends more ann :nore time outside the office at project sites and going back and forth from the River Center in Soldotna, the diversion of significant resources away from current areas of staff focus which enhance community and economic development and upon which the City has invested significant training dollars, will most certainly hamper our ability to be as responsive as we are now in those current areas of focus. If the Kenai City Council decides to take over the administration and enforcement of KPBC 21.18, however, we will do everything possible to do the best job possible within the parameters of allocated resources. Page4of4 AGEHDA KENAI CITY COUNCIL - REGULAR MEETIHG JtTHHE 2, 2004 ?:00 P.M. KENAI CIT'Y COUNCIL C~BERS http: I I wvwv.ci.kenai.ak.us ITEM A: CALL TO ORDER 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll Call 3. Agenda Approval 4. Consent Agenda *All items listed with an asterisk (*) are considered to be routine and non- controversial by the council and will be approved by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a council member so requests, in which case the item will be removed from the consent agenda and considered in its normal sequence on the agenda as part of the General Orders. ITEM B: SCHEDULED PUBLIC COMMENTS (10 minutes~ 1. Cliff Evert -- Use of Airport Lands j Request for Assistance ITEM C: REPORTS 4F KPB ASSEMBLY, LEGISLAT~RS AND COUNCILS ITEM D: P'tJBLIC HEARINGS 1. Ordiaaace No. 2045-2004 -- Adoptinng the Annual Budget for the Fiscal Year Commencing July 1, 2004 and Ending June 30, 2005. ~ a. Substitute Ord3aance No. 2045-Z004 -- Adopting the Annual ~j~j • • • ~, Budget for the Flscal Year Commenang July 1, 2004 and Enduig ~~~~ June 30, 2005. 2. Ordiaance No. 204b-Z004 -- Increasing Estunated Revenues and Appropriations by $125,000 in the Congregate Housing Enterprise Fund to Repaint the Building Exterior. ~ a. Substitute Ordinaace No. 2046•Z004 -- Inaeasing Estimated ~' r riations b 148 540 ' e R e v e n u e s a n d A p p o p y$ , i n t h e C o n g r e g a t Housing Enterprise F`und to Repair the 8uilding's Exterior. ,~~ 3. Ordiaaace No. 2047-2004 -- Increasing Es~mated Revenues and ~ .. . . . . Appropnat~ons by $5,000 ~n the Councll on AgYng - Title III F~ind for Food and a Computer. ,~ ~ 4, Resolution No. 2004-2? -- Fixing the Rate of Levy of Property Tax for the Fiscal Year Commencing July 1, 2404 and Ending June 30, 2005. , 5. Resolution No. 2004-Z8 -- Awarding the Bid to Hansen Paintin~ Inc. for ~~ . . . . . . . . Vintage Pointe Manor and Seruor Center Extenor Stnpping arid t aint~g - 2004 for the Total Amount of $165,0~0. 6. Resolutioa Ho. 2004-29 -- Transferrin~ $10,594 in the ,Airport Land ~ ~, . . , , System Special Revenue ~und for Englneering and Design for Airport Land Development. ITEM E: COMII~ISSION I CO~IlITTEE REPORTS 1. Councii on Aging 2. Airport Commission 3. Harbor Commission 4. Library Commission 5. Parks & Recreation Cornmission b. Planning & Zoning Commission 7. Miscellaneous Commissions and Committees a. Beautification Committee b. Kenai Convention & Visitors Bureau 8oard c. Alaska Municipal League Report d. Kenai Chamber of Commerce e. Arctic V~Tinter Games f. Stranded Gas Committee ITEM F: MIHUTES 1. *Special Meeting of May 18, 2004. 2. *Regular Meeting of May 19, 20~4. ITEM G: CORRESPOHDENCE ITEM H: OLD BUS~ITFSS ITEM I: NL~'~ii BUS~ITESS 1. 8ills to be Paid, Bills to be Ratified ~ ~ 2a Purchase Orders Exceeding $2,500 3. Ordiaaace Ho. 2048•2004 -- Amending KMC ?.10.010 and 7.10.020 by ' Increasing the Sales Tax Rate from Three Percent ~3%) to Four Percent (4%). 4. *Ordiaaace No. 2049•2004 -- Increasing Estunated Revenues and Appropriations by $12,000 for a Federal Grant for Wetlands Protection. 5. Approval -- Lease Application/Mike Spisak, d/b/a Bellair, Inc.~ -- Lots 5 and 6, Block 1, F.B.O. Subdivision. , ', ~~/ 6. Discussioa -- Streamlining of Comm,ission/Committee Re ort p s . 7. Discussioa -- Municipal Advisory Group -- Stranded Gas/Resolution No. - ' 2004-01. ITEM J: REPORT tJF THE MAYOR ITEM K: ADMINISTRATION REPORTS 1. City Manager 2. Attorney 3. City Clerk ITEIUI L: DISCUSSION 1. Citizens ~five minutes) 2. Council EXECUTIVE SESSION -- Recreation Center Litigation and City Manager Contract. ITEM M: ADJ~~'RNMENT AGENDA KENAI CIT'y COUNCIL - ItEGUL~A~It G JUHE 16, 20~4 7:00 P.M. KENAI CITY COUHCIL CH~I~BERS http: / /wvwv.ci.kenai.ak.us 6:00 P.M., COUNCIL STAFF MEETIIYG ITEM A: C~ALL TO ORDER , 1. Pledge of Alleg~ance 2. Roll Call 3. Agenda Approvai 4. Consent Agenda *All items listed with an asterisk (*) are considered to be routine and non- controversial by the counai and wilI be approved by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a counal member so requests, in which case ~ the iteni will be reiaoved from the consent agenda and considered in its nor~aa~I ' sequence on the agenda as part of the General.Orders. I7CEM B: 1. ITEM C: ITEM D: ITEM E: IT~ F: ~~~ ~C. ~ ~ ~ 1. 2. SCAEDULED PUBLIC CO11~1~IE1~'T8 (10 minutes) Aaaa Wheeler, Seaior Connectioa/J3ia 11~cConnell, Project Coordiaator -- Assisted Living Faality Project. U!'~SCHEDtJLED P'~BLIC CO ' S~3 miautes) REPORTS OF KPB ASSE~IlBLY, LEGISLATORS AHD COV!'~CILS REF4RTS OF KENAI CO ON 8~ VI3ITORS BUREAU BOARD AND KEHAI CAAMBER OF CO~ERCE P'~BLIC G3 Ordiaaaee No. Z049-Z004 -- InGteasing Estirnated Reveaues and Appropriations by $12,000 for a Federal Grant for Wetlands Protection. ri ~a R~eaolutioa No. Z004-30 -- Authoriziag the Use of the Equipiaent Replacement ~und to Purchase a Sucket Truck. 3, li~e~olution No. 2004-31 •- Awarding a Contract to Western Power and Equipment for a 2004 Tiger Triple ~ang F1aiI Mower for.the Total Amount of $1~08,362.42. vy ~ ~ ~ 4. Resolutioa Ho. 2004-32 -- Awardu~ig a Contract to Ala,3ka O~I Sales to ~urnish and Deliver ~7nleaded Fuel and Diesel Fuel No. 2 and Awarding a Contract to Jackson Enterprises to Furuish and Deliver Diesel ~iel No. 1. 5. R~acolutioa No. 2004-33 -- Awarding a Contract to Ala,3ka Oil Sales for Furnishing and Dispensing Unleaded and Diesel ~,iel at the Service Station Located at Willow Street and Kenai Spur Highway. 6. Resolution No. Z004-34 -- Awarding a Janitorial Contract for the Kenai Community Library to Cleanway for the Period July 1, 2004 Throug~ June 34, 2005. ?. Reaolutioa Ho. 2004-35 -- Approving a Contract to Dowl Fngin~ers for the Project Entitied Kenai Muniapai Airport Supple~r~~r: :.~lanniag Assessment for Individuai Lump Sum Amounts Not ~.~ µ.~ ~~ :ed $424,000 Which Inc~udes Phase I and Phase II. ITEM G: ~~ 1, *Regular Meetinng of June 2, 2004. IfiEM H: OLD BUSIlYES3 IT'E~ I: HEW BUS~!~ESS 1. Bills to be Paid, 8ills to be Ratified 2, p~trchase Orders Exceeding $2,500 ~~,~ , *Ordiaaace No. Z050-2004 -- Arnending KMC 1.90.050(b) to Changc the d~'~,~''~A%~!~'~( ' . • • • ' Ti~e Penod for Allowed Absences for Comnussions and Com~a~ttees ~ ~ Froia T~ree Months to Six Montbs. 4, *Otdiaaaee No. Z051-Z004 -- Inc:reasing Estunated Re~venues aud A priations bp $103,060 in the Police Department for a Hona~Iaad PP~ , S~~urity Grant to P~ u r c hase Equipmen t. 5, Ordiaaaee No. Z05Z•Z004 -- Adoptinng I~IIiC 13.44.055 to Rec~uire ~~ D;~~ , . Miuors Under Eightee~ (18) Years Old to ~Vear a Properly Fitted aad Fastened, Certified, Protective Helraet While Riding 8icycles and Other S'unilar Vehicles in Public Access Areas, and Imposing a Fine for Violation of These RequiremCnts. 6, *Or~cliiaaace No. 2053•Z004 -- Amending the Land Use Table in KMC 14.22.010 to Provide That FAA Authorized Uses are Allowed in the Conservation Zone for those Properties Contained Inside the Airpor~ Pe~timeter Fence or Having Access to Airc~ Movement Areas, Ramps, Taxiway or Parking Aprons. ~ . Approval -- Kenai City Councit Policy for Commission, Committee, 8oard ~'~'~ and Council on Agin Meetin s and Work Sessions. ~b~~~ cl g g 8. Approval -- Employment Agreement Between the Cifiy of Kenai and Linda L. Snow. 9. Approvai -- Assignment of Lease and Security Assignment of Lease / Lot 3, 81ock 2, Generai Aviation Apron -- Kenai Air Alaska, Inc. and Craig R. Lofstedt to S~g Rentais, LLC. ~ ~ 10. D3acussion -- Kenai Boating Facility Exit Road. ITEM J: CO~ISSION/CO E ItEPORTS 1. Counal on Agiug 2. Airport Commission 3. Harbor Commission 4. Library Commission 5. Parks & Recreation Commission fi. ' g & Zoning Commission ?. Miscellaneous Commissions and Committees a. Beautifica~on Committee b. Alarsl~a Muniapal L+eague Report c. Arctic W'inter Games d. Stranded Gas Committee ITEM K: REPORT OF THE MAYOR ITEM L; AD~IS'T1tATTON REPORTS 1. City Manager 2. Attorney 3. City Clerk I'TEM M: DIS~I~N 1. Citizens ~five miautes) . 2. Counal E'~ECII'TNE SESSION - None Scheduled ~~ H; ADJO~EI'~T I 1 ~ y~~e~~2 ra ; / ^ ciTYaF ~cE~~~ -aacK.~-~~ sc~~~u~E ~l ~ , Linda L. Snow, City Manager June 17, 2004 KENAI HARBOR RATE SCHEDULE The City Manager shall establish the fees, rates, and charges for the biilin and , , 9 coilections for the support of the harbor. The City Manager reserves the right to change the rate schedule at any time. There is a 5% sales tax added to the totai invoice (3% City and 2% Borough}, RATE SCHEDI~~F ~~ InnMeQv 1. Productwharfa e w/crane; w/o forklift $ O.Ollib Non- roduct wharfa e ice, nets, sta les, etc. 0.04/1b. Purchases Purchases Purchases Under 540 500 ai, 2000 at. Gallons or more or more 2. Fuel Gasoline Re ular 1.886 1.836 State Marine Tax .050 .050 Federal Tax .184 ,184 Total $1 al. 2.12 2,p1 Diesel #2 1.84 1.79 1.Q4 State Marine Tax .05 .05 ,05 Total $1 ai. 1.89 1.84 1.19 ~-rvu ~ r• nrcr.nr~nr~ mr vnn~mA ni~rr_naeAe aro tnr nna ~~e~~~i ~~ „~:.~.,, 3. Used ~il Dum in - - - - - - - - -- - • .,.. ,,. .... ,.,. $1.00/ al. 4. Boat Launch Ram 0-10 min. _$15.00 Includes Parkin with Trailer Each min. over 10 min. _$1.OOlmin. Seasonal ass er boat = $150lseason 5. Parking Only If with traiier, must a launch fee $10.OOlda Seasonal Pass for Parkin $100.OO1Season 6. Tie U Fee A. Skiffs tied to land side of concrete dock $7,OOlda Seasonal Pass er boat $1501season B. Boats tied to buo in river $10.OO/da 7, Forklift w/0 erator 1/2-hr. minimum $50.OOlhr. 8. Cit Labor Char es for call out 2-hr. min. $40.OOlhr. 9. Other Items See Dock Mana er Priorto Use ~~,~ o~ 7 ~a D~ ~ ~ / P ~UET /NF'a CITY OF KE NAI ~~ • • i- c~ e ,~~~ ~ Z10 FIDALGO AVE,, SUITE 200 KENAI, ALASKA 99611•77g4 TELEPH~NE 907•283•1535 . _ FAX ~O7•283-3014 ~ ~~ ~~ . ,~~ ~ THE FOLLOWING INF4RMATION MAY BE HELPFUL WHEN LAUNCHING AND LOADING VESSELS AT THE CITY OF KENAI BOAT LAUNCH RAMP: ~ PAY ATTENDANT ~R FILL OUT THE PAY ENVELOPE WITH THE PROPER INF~RMATION AND DEPOSIT THE FEE INTO THE COLLECTION BOX WHILE YOU ARE WAITING IN LINE. DISPLAY RECEIPT ON VEHICLE DASH. - DO NOT BLOCK THE RAMP OR LEAVE YOUR BOAT UNATTENDED ON THE LAUNCH RAMP FLOATS AT ANY TIME. Boats will be impounded. Load gear into your vessel before you reach the ramp so that you can get in and out as quickly as possible. - A~er your fishing trip, a companion can be dropped off at the ramp floats or concrete dock floats so he/she can get the trailer. While waiting for the trailer, YOU CAN TIE YOUR BOAT T4 ONE OF THE FOUR BLUE BUDYS in front of the dock or motor around until you see your trailer coming down the ramp. DO NOT TIE UP AT THE CONCRETE DOCK FLOATS. These floats are for business use only. IF YOU DON'T HAVE HELP, tie up your vessel as close as possible to the end of the launch ramp floats and get your vehicle. D(J NOT CUT IN LINE WHEN RETRIEVING YOUR BOAT. Go to the back of the line. - NO CLEANING FISH OR CUTTING TAILS ON ANY FLOAT. If you clean your fish in your boat, please do not deposit the guts in our boating facility area including off the dock trestle or on the launch ramp. Throw carcasses in the main river flow. - UNLEADED AND DIESEL FUEL AR,E FOR SALE at the City Dock during working hours posted at the Dock Office. - NO OVERNIGHT CAMPING. For any further infonnation regarding the Kenai Boating Facility, please contact the Dock Manager at 283-9538 or the Public Works Department at 283-7535 Ext. 236. Thank you, Swede Freden, City of Kenai Dock Manager N~TF: During commercial fish openings, the commercial vessels wi~l ~emporarily have the right-of-way on one side of the launch rarnp. August 2002 1Vlana ement Fees Cam in 8~ Parkin } In order for the Cit of Kenai to provide necessary services, a management fee will be Y assessed for both camping and parking. Fees will be used to offset costs associated with maintaining the beach and will allow dip net participants 12-hour parking and camping within the management area. Management Fees: S10 Parking $10 Camping $20 Parking & Camping Fee Stations! Stations have been erected on both the north beach and south beach access points. If the attendant is not available, place fee envelope in the fee collection box and display receipt on dashboard and/or at campsite. Beach Access! South beach access is via Dunes Road located on Cannery Loop Road. For public safety reasons, the ~ld Cannery Road will be temporarily (seasonally) closed. There is a small public parking lot on Dunes Road (no overnight camping}, however, the adjoining property is privately owned. Please respect private property.~ North beach access is located at the end of Spruce Street in Kenai. Parking is very limited and the gravel road parallel to the beach is for picking up and dropping off only (no parking). Camping is $10 per 1 Z-hour period and generally means staying on the beach past the 11 p.m. fishing closure time. If fishing is allowed on a 24-hour bases, the camping fee will be valid for a 24-hour period. Camping wilt mean setting up a tent or some other shelter~ on the beach with the intention of staying overnight. Setting up a tent or shelter on a temporary bases not intended for overnight is not considered camping. Remember... each overnight of camping costs $10. Parking is $10 per 12-hour period. If f shing is allowed on a 24•hour bases, the parking fee will be valid for a 24-hour period. Safet Use common sense~ Cook Inlet water is cold and tidal influences severe. Many of its bank areas are also muddy. A life jacket and extra clothing are always sound advice. Please keep watch of children at all times. Watch For Soft Sand! Extreme caution must be exercised v~hile traveling the beach; four-wheel drive pick-up trucks or a11-terrain vehicles are typically required. The sand is very soft (especially at the access points) and high tides can be unforgiving. Always check the tide table before venturing onto the beach. The City of Kenai and other agencies involved hope that all participants have a safe and enjoyable eaperience. They ask all dip net participants to please obey all rules and regulations and practice good safety habits. Fish & Wildlife Protection (Alaska State Troopers) and City of Kenai Public Safety ~ . . . . . J Officers w~ll enforce appl~cable laws. All other C~ty Ord~nances c~table under the Municipal Code will be enforced as well. KEN~AI RIVER PERS4NAL U3E t~IP NET GENERAL IHF4RMATIDN 1'h,e Kenai Rt'ver Personat Use Dip Net Fishery occurs within the Kenai Ci'ty timits. The fottowing information witt assist you in having a successful and pteasurabte expenence History Environmeatal8s 3ocial Impact Camging parkia~ Fees Access Safety H~StO ._-~ In March 1996, the Board of Fisheries amended the Cook Inlet Personal Use Salmon Management Plan by liberalizing it and establishing a ersonal use fishery season for . . . ~ ~c . Alaska residents. The dip net season is currently July 10 through July 31 and requ~res a personal use fishery permit. Please familiarize yourself with current permit requirements and regulations, which may be found in the fishing regulation booklet published by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Sport Fish. Permits may be obtained at most local vendors that sell sport fishing license. Environmental8~ Soc~al Im act A significant increase in participatian of this fishery has caused environmental and social issues such as litter problems, trespassing on private property, destruction of vegetated areas, fish waste on the beach, ~ire safety issues, and life safety issr~e~ The City of Kenai, the Alaska Department of Fish & Game's Sport Fishing Division, the Alaska Department of Public Safety's Fish & Wildlife Protection, Kenai River Sport Fishing Association, Inc. (KRSA}, Boys & Girls Club (Project Protect & ALPAR), and the Kenai Peninsula Borough have been working cooperatively to address these issues, How can I help~ - Follow the "pack it in, pack it out" li~er policy - No off-road vehicles on vegetation - No open fires within 25' of vegetation - Pay management fees (parking dc camping} - Stay off vegetated dunes (use approved footpaths only) - Place~sh waste in watet or use fish waste dumpster (north side only) - Use restrooms ~C dumpsters provided - Use approved beach access points ~e1a~ ~lu~..~roslor~ ~tu~y ~~pdate ~eith Kornefis ~,~ D ....._.......~..._~._.._.._...~.._.~........_..... ..._. ._.__._._.__ __..___ e !~ F~~m; Fitz erald, Patrick S POA02 (Patrick.S,Fitzgerald@poa02.usace.army.miij ~~~u ~~~~ 9 : Wednesday, June 23, 20041:41 PM ?a~ ~ c. - 5,•. ~- ~ To: Keith Kornelis; Linda Snow Cc: Turner, Kenneth W POA02; Borash, Carl E POA02 Subject: Kenai Blu~ Erosion Study Update Attached is an update hot off the press. We flnally got a product (sedimentation analysis) from the Craig Fischenich down at WES. WES is now ERDC (Engineering Research and Development Center). I guess the Feds like to mix things up for exatement. Receipt of this report allows us to works toward complefing the environmental and hydraulic wnte-ups, which will be included in the technical report. A{though not final, our report wiil state that bluff stabilization will have minimal advecse affects on the coastal dunes, hydraulic characteristics of the river, or the environmentai resources. This is not to say that the project has cleared the environmental hu~dles. 6ut our study was tailored to address agency comments on the PN&D conceptual design, so hopeful{y we have taken great strides toward lowering or eliminating the hurdles. Good luck with the congressional folks. Let me know if you have comments or revisions to the update, psf «Kenai project status 23 Jun 04.doc» b/24/2004 \~ CEPOA-EN-C~-PF 23 June 2004 MEMORANDUM FOR RECaRD SUBJECT: Kenai River Bluf~Erosion Study - Project Status Invertebrate studv - Study was conducted in April 2003 and found little in the way of invertebrates in the riverbank area, Limnolo~v StudX - Temperature and salinity profiles were conducted to characterize the physical dynamics of the Kenai River estuary in conjunction with the baseline fish assessment completed March 2004. Bird Survev - Monthly bird surveys were completed in May 2044. Fish Stud - Spring and winter fish studies have been completed by ADF&G. The A.DF&G report, which presents the findings of the studies, was completed March 2004. Toao~raphicaUhvdro~ra~hical survevs - Survey cross-sections have been completed. This data was used in the development of the hydraulic model of the lower Kenai River. Hvdraulic StudX - Modeling of river conditions with and without-bank stabilization has been completed. Results of the modelin~ indicate that minimal changes to the river's flow patterns would occur under a stabilized bank condition. Riv_erbed sediment samples - Sediment samples were collected in May 2403 along the main river channel and bank areas. Results of the hydraulic model study will be used in conjunction with the riverbed samples to determine what, if any, changes to the river channel would occur under a stabilized bank condition. Sedimerrtation Studv - A draft sedimentation study report by the Corps' Engineerin$ Research and Development Center (formerly the ~Vaterways Expenment Station) was presented to the Alaska District May 2404 for review. Reviev~ comments were submitted to ERDC June Z 1, 2004 with a requested turn-around date of July ?, 2004. This completion needs to be confirmed with ERDC. Geotechnical Studv - Geotechnical fieldwork to determine groundwater flow rates has been completed. The piping of groundwater out of the face of the bluff is considered to be a major factor in bluff erosion process. Slope stability analysis of the bluff has been completed. Additianal geotechnical work has been completed to verify previous data findings. The geotechnical report is to be completed by mid-July. ~ T ' - ' n of the technical re ' ~ ~ echnical Report An outli e port has been prepared. The report w~ll cons~st of a main report section and appendices. The main report will summarize the study and appendices and will serve to tie the technical elements (environmental, geotechnical, hydraulics, and sedimentation) toge~her. The main report will present study conclusions (does bluff stabilization adversely affect the dunes and environment?} and recommendations, such as remaining work to fully analyze and design a bank stabilization project. Study Schedule - All fieldwork has been completed. A draft of the sedimentation analysis report has been completed. Delay in receipt of this report has caused additional delays in preparing the environmental and hydraulic reports. The main report and appendices are scheduled for completion August 2004. The study team, including the city of Kenai, will review the draft prior to it being finalized. It is uncertain if, or to what extent the report will undergo an agency (ADF&G, USFWS, EPA, etc) review. The concern is that an agency review may result in inordinate delays or recommendations for additional studies beyond the scope of this study. The report is scheduled for completion September 2004. For additional information please contact the project formulator, Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald at 907- 753-5638 or the project manager, Mr. Ken Turner at 907-753-5790. Patrick S. Fitzgerald, P.E. Project Formulation Section CF: SnowlCity of Kenai KornelislCity of Kenai Turner/POA-PM-C ~RY-~~S-~~~ W~D O1 ~ 38 PM OP~FPCMP r RX N~, °0 ~ 2690428 ~/~~ ~d'Q ~ 7 /a o ~ .• ~~ , ~ I ~ ~ /4C~F'lC: ?'l~ ~ '"''~ ~ ITTAL C~ R p ~P'°~ ~~kT ~ o~I ~AX TRAN' S~ STATE UF ALASKA DEPARTMENT UF NATURA~. RESOVRC~S F~~ r~tnt~owsxs G4VERNOR OFFICE ~F PRO]F,C7' MANAGF~ViENT ~ra r~rrnva ALASKA COASTAL MAHAGEMfiNT PROCRAM T~tephone: (907) 2b9-?470 ~ax: (90?~ 561~6134 vate: May 04, 200a ' 90 269 7478 ~rom: C thia Zuelow-Osbomc T~lephone: ( 7} ' Yn . ~ . pa es: ] 8~nth cover E-Mail. Cyn~~a Zuelo~vvOsborne@dnr.state.ek.us 8 Subj~Ct: PRE-APPI~ICATZON MEE7`ING; pac~f c Star Seafoods, Inc. ~ulkhead Re lacemeat and StorageJStaging~Access Rvad De~elopmeat Propossl foY Pact~c P . Star Seafoods ptant and Salama~of Seafoods Plsat near Kenat, 'ro: Ms. Karlee Gas3all, ADNRlMLW Fax No,: Zb9-8~ 13 ~ M~. ~.ee McKialey, AnNR/OHMP 260-5992 N1$. Suzanne Fisle~, ADNR/DP4~t ~ 2b0•5492 Ms. 7u~ia Raymond-Xakoubi~n, ADNRIS~O 269-8908 Mr, Tim ~umfelc~ AYJ~C 269-7~08 Mr. W a~+ne Dolczal, AD~&G 267~2'~~ ~r. nan I~e~rington, ~enai P~ninsula Borough Coasta l District 2 6 2- 5 6 1 8 I~r. Phil North, ~PA 260-5992 I1~t, Dave Casey, ~1S A~my Corps of ~ngineers ~tegulatory 283-598~ IV~s, An~ R,a o ozt, US Fish and Wildlife Secvice PP P 271-2786 Ms,1e~n~nc Hanson, US National Marine ~isheries Service . 271-3030 Mr. Denni9 Notttinngham, Pl~ Sd3-4~20 Ms.le~nnifer ~.undber .. PN~ g $63-4220 Pe~ra~o~rich, Nottingham and Drage (PND}, Inc., on bebalf of Paci~c Star Scafoods, Inc., has requested ~u ag~cy pre-application meeting to discuss proposed instaliation of a ncw bulkhead in .6ront of an e~isting ~turc at the paci~c Ster p~ant locat~d on Bridge Access ~.oad ncar Kenai (Kenai Ri~rcr Mile 1). Additionally, PND ~vist~es io develo~ an access road ~~d ~Coragelsta~ing ~a ~~~~g ~e ~aciQc Star Seafoods Dak and the Satamatoff Seafaods la~o~t. (see attachmonts, ple,~se call Ms. Jennife~ Lundberg, 651-1011 for additional ~ p• ~ ' ' Ot~co of PrQ'ect Mana emesat and ~nfonmation ~.~'reqwxed). Mr. ~un R~nketc wlll represe~t ~he J 8 ~.j 1 '~ ~ , Pacific Star Scafoods ~~ ~ May 11, z004 Pre Application Nieean~ . ' ~ ' page 2 Pennitt~ng tOPMP}, Alaska Coastal Management Pro~am at thas meeting. Mre itenkert can be ~eac ~d at 90 269-0029, The meel~ng is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. T~esday, M~yll`~ i~ t6e h ( ~ . .. OPM~' ConeereACe ~toom, S5~ West 7`~ ~°-~venuc, Ancborage, Sulte 1660. Add~t~onaUy, a confcrence room has been~ s~setved at tho Kcd~ ~ver Cetiter, 515 Funny R~ver Road, Solct~t~aa for Ketiai Peninsula Agen~y Represe~tabves. OPMP will contact the Kcnai River Center by phone to pa~rticipate. Yl~se conta,ct me at the nwnbtcs abovc to advis~ whether you or someone from your a~ency will be able to attcnd. If ~ou vPisb to particlpate by teleconEerencc from a~ite other than the OPN~~' office in Ancbora~e or tbe Keoai ~iver Center in Soidot~a, ploaso contact me no later than 4 pm on Friday, May 7. ~66509ZG 06 'Ol~ X~~ ~~Z~I~~ ~~ h~ I~ I VI~~}I U~d c~: i ~.~lZ ~0- i i-~ v1N ~A~'-~~..~4 ~~-~~, p1;3~ P: ~~MPPC'"P rRX N0. °0~26Q0428 ?, 03119 ,- . ~ ~ ' uestionna~re and Certification Statemeat Co as ta~ Pro ect Q J All ~ucsao~s nlv.~c bc aaswcrcd. IeYoo er "Yes~' to ~Y oi tb~ Quest~o s, p~ease cal~thst sa~ci$c ~nartmeat for ~,~_ T~ uct~ons to vot~d deisr ~n ~rot~ BinQ roor ~p 1~ ~aD• M~ps a~d plan cfr~~itigs mu3t be inaluded with yout pac,ket. Arr ~hM~jnlele pcr.~t~t w~11 be r~trrr~~d ~ APPLICANT xNFORMATION 1, paC~fi~,Siar Seafoods In~ N~me af ApplYCamt P ~bx 194 ~s Y enai AK 99511 G'~ry:~`t+tarir.fp 425-2~8-4561 ...., D~yc~e Y~ooe ~•~~..vr _ _ ~+~r Fax Nueoba B-r~ail A~ldra~ z. PNO. inc. (Jennifer l.undber~ ~ car ~b~ pucyito~C ~m.~pvc~t~ 1508 West 36th Ave +. . .. __. ~ ,,,~Ahcho~~~e, AK 88543 .~ CirylS~telZip 90T•581 ~101 ~ _ ...._..- D~~aa Pboac 907~56 224 ~~undbe-~,~vndianc;oom,r= pn Numba ~il A~ddtcss ~ ~~i0~'ECT INFORMATION i. Thia acdvity is a: ~ arw projcct ~/ modifica~on or addiqon to aa existing prnject ~' ~is is a modi~catioa, do you cwrr~ y baYC a~y Sta~c, fcd~ca! oc tocal approvals Ye~ No .•O~~~I ~~YI,~ •~~~•.•.••~~~•w~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r~~~~N~N~~~~~~~~~~~~~•~»~••.w••••.•~~~u~N/~N•~~~~•~~~~~~~~~~r~I~~1~11~~N~•~~~~~~~rr~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ NotA: Approval meo~-ts atty fornt of authorczatio~. !f "yea," ple~e list below: APpcovd ~+pa ApprovaJ ~ lssu~nce Dete Expira~iaa Dacr If chi~ is a modifio~tiog w~ th~s pt'aject rerioaed fos consistmcy with Ala~s~ca Coastal Yas l~o ~ CW~~\• ~~~~N~~~~~~~~I~~~~I~~~~~~~N •~~~~III/~I~/~~~~~~~~~~~~~/N~~~/I~-~~~~~~~~~N~~~~N~~~~~~~~~I~~MM~~~~~~~N~~~~~~I~/~~I~~I~~~~~I~I~II~~~ ~ M g Pt~evious State ~.~. I~'wmber: AK ._..~ - Previous Project Namc -_ --- M eROJFC'C DESC~tIPTI~I~' . Z. Provide a bnef d~scriptioo of yuur c~itirre project aad ALL associetcd faalities and ~aad us~ co~~e~iuns. Instell new bulkheed in fror~t of existin~, unsafe structure inc~ud~n,~40,000 fiil (0 8 acres ,_ ~ Develo area to ea~t for storaqels_, ta~in~ and acce,ss road. Incl~tdes 41~900 ~5.7 acres~____ of clean fili e~td arnnor ston~. __,,,,r.,_~... ..~.... ~ev~s~ 3!t E~4 , Pa~e t fi;aY-05- ~~~~ED C' ~:~?M Or MF~Ci~F FRh N~ ~~ r~69u4~~ N ~4i 1 y ' date foc ~o ~ e~ac: J u 2044 ~,^ Propo sed eadiag dace fot proj ect ~,_u~,_2005 ~ Pr~posc~ stgruag ~ ~ - 2. Attach t~c follo ~:•~ c~g,~l~nro~~ ~~~i associated f~ci]ities, aad land ua~ coaver~ions, etc. (Re ~ ocific, i~cltiding acccss toads, care~a~Cer faciliues, ~~a~ste ~posal si~es, etc.); ~ a ptoject eno~e '~,e, ~Or comptctioa ~ of ell cn~jos a~ti~rities; • a s' an dtpicting Pr'°~cct b~uadary with all prvposed aedo~ns; ~ o~ar su~,Qp~#lgg do ,~1~~~: to fa~cilitate projecc s~vicw, I~ot~: If ths project ~ a~o~dificadon, ideatify ~xiscin$ faciliv~s and propoged o~aages on tb~e site plan r PROJECT LOCATtON 1. Attacb a Y of th~ topograpfucal aud v~cia~ry a~ cleat~y indkadag tha loeation of t~e projoct. please includo a ~P naaQ title and sca1~. '~ d in whicb re 'on ~ a~~ map): Norttiw~st ~ Souc~c,aural a Saut~east . c ~ ~ct ~s locatc ( ~ 2 'rh pr ~ ~ S4Uthwest a within or associatiod with t~e Trans Alaaka Pipelin~ eomdor a 3. I,ocauos~ of rojcct (~nclud~ t~c name of t~a naar~cs~ tand hacwe a body ofwater.) K~nai River F To~~~Q 5N ____, ~~ t~ 1N s~i~ 4 8~ 5 r~~;a~ S watd . ~~~~ ~ ~~ 6a35'10"N , 151•13'50'W ~GS~~, Kena~ C-4 ~,,, ---~---- .~__._.. 4. Is t~c ro'ecc locacc~ in a co8sc~i ai~~~' ~es No [~ ~Yei~ ideatify: Kenai Pertl~sula Borough P~ (Coarc~l d~rrriaU arr ~ rm~nrc~potUy or boroVg~, ~e n~l~ a ela.u ei y, ie~vhd clau Na~i plasri~y or roastd r~rtu s~n-ice ar~cd) Nott: ~ eoarra! dtsrric~ ~ o psrdcl parr b~ ek .aa~ce', ro~s~er,cy r+cv~,-~~ae~sr. Jt ~s pda~tbte Jor rMe Srxw rrv~,r to b~ ocbustod ~o aceo~odar~ ~ lo~c~al p~r,~rrrt,~ p~b1~c k~cring, lrrr'1y l~~orac-ia~ wit~ dk dErvict i~ r~pona~~; p~su ~an~au oit d~sRlct ~pr~rua~ ~~ed on tl~e ~~d ~on1kl ~ 5. I~eaatify th~ eo~untaes closest co your p~ojti~et locatio~: CitY of Kenai ,_,,,,._ ,~..,,. • d or wat~r« Fod~ral laad a Pri~atc laad ccc ~s oa. State lan 1,.,! ATS 9$ 6. The ro3 ~ P Mwni~c-ip~allafld ~~lLtatat Hcalrh Tn~at laad ~Stote Imsd um be vplanc~. ri r m:d~. or ~r6rr~ged t~ to 3 mil~ o,o'rshore. See Quaric-~ ~1 tn DNR a~criorr, Co~-t~c the applicablo lando~n~t(s) ~o obtaia n~cessa~cy an~oriz$tioas. . ~t D~pAR~'N~H'f OF ENv~ONMENI'AL CoNSERVA110N (DEC~ ~-.PPRO~ALS ~ • ' / 1. Vl~ill a d~scbarg~ of wast~wace= fi~om ~dustnal oc con~acsaal operateons oc~u~ ...................,............ Will tha dlscbuge be conaectvd ~o aa app~soved seo~rer system? .,....,......., ...........................,,.....,.......,. , f ' aldischatg~ syst,etn~ ~/ W'ilt thc proj~ct i~ctude a stormwaca collect~ ~•~N~~M~N~w~N~~~~N1H~~~~~~oN~N~~~~~O~ON~N~~ 2. Do you inte~ad to co~struct, ias~all, t~odify, or use any part of a wastcwater (sowage . ~ . .... .............................,....,.,..........................., ,..... ~ Ot ~EYWaUCT~ d1SpOS~ SyStW~1 . ...............~............. r . y .............................,..,.....~ a lf ~s soswa is cs will t~a disc~~ge be 500 gallons p~r day or g~~cate~ ~ ~ ~ b) Zf coas~uctiag a domestic w~cc,~a;~ ~~•~t ar disposal system, will tb~ . LL. C ~a~~ a C0~ ~n ~/ 8~ ~~ M~ /^ ~~ ~~ .~~~~~Y~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o~11r~~~~~~~\I~~a1~0~~~w•N~ Sy~tem be 1oC od If yo~u, answeted yes to a) or b~, ar~3wtt the fu~owin~: 1) Wha~ is the discance fro~ tb~ bottom of the syst~sn to tbe top of t~e subsurt~c~ weter t~ble? . -----...._~_ Z) How far is auy Part of the wastc'wat~t disposal s~sccm from t~e Aearest swrf~ce wa~e~- _._.,....~. ......_......o-._~ ~~ Rors~~d 3~1 P~04 Pa9e Z ~ '~ 7F~GQaTI (~~ -1~ X~~ ~~~T~~~ ~~:~IX ~~~~X ~r~ ~~ ; 1 ~~.1, ~i~-11_~uW l~ v ~. v v ~ .- ~J ti.. / ti+ 1 t n i~~~,~-~~ - ~ ~ ~:EL ~ 1; ~ ~ ~M ~Ph1FRC~i~ M ~i~{ ~~~, ~ ^ '%690~~8 ~. O~i l ~ e o 3) ts tha aiurot~diog ar~a ~~~datcd with water at aay tim~ of c~e year? ........................................... 4) How big i~ the fill area co ba us~d for the absorpti~s system? ~ ~ (Qkestlo-Rt 1 d~ ?~vi11 tK used ~Y DEC to doeetnrino K~ircr~e- ~epa~alton atct~es art 6~vag n~et: ~~anons ~~~ rclcre ro r~c Kgrr~r+l rix of ri~e~llt ~x~la~ ~ i~volvrdJ Xc~ N~ 3. wiil your projocc r~qu~r~ e mix~ng ..........................,...,...,.....,.....,.......,.........,..........,..,,,,,....~... ' zone? Q (11 yos~r war~~r d~scJbarg~ w~ll ~c~d A l~s k a w~~ q- ~ a 1it~ ~cumdmr~s, Ya+~ ~Y aPP~ Y~r a~ratn g aa~re. !f ~o, pl eaaa coMaet DEC lo ~scuss bd'o~~~n r~~-td rade-18 ~lAC 10. 041.) . 4, a) Will yottt project result in consavono~, operation, or clasure of a facility for ~~r...~.~.~~~~~~~r~~~~~~~~.~.~~~~.r~~.~..~~....~~.~~~~~~~~iw.~~~~~~~..u.~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ •.~~~N~u~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~•r.~~~..~~~~n Jp ^WMr SOL (Note: ~~d w+a~ ~~iri~rg r~~r. houreltvdd g~rboas, r~f cf; Sh~E, COMSAr+cRo~ or deAtoJilio~ warM,t ~~ _J ~~ ind~araiarl ~oJid wa~k atbertat, mrd al~e~ ducardrd Q6oad~~d, or ur-wmr~adsotid or se~ti~obd~at~riol, whether b~ or no~~vb/e~ ro d.~r~o~~ion. o-~gir~oti~,jro~ a+4~~oa-ct 113~p~ua! ~sploc~n~rct q~daltdwarts o~ land) c lt in areatme~nt of sol~d waste at the s~t~7 ................................................. Will your projec r~u Qrrd~o ) r~ bali asri~ ~d b i d v ~ I .... ^ ~ c) o,~ op~r~ ~ g. ~ w ~ re ro: ~c a n~ (~am~plv ~ma~,rov ~,.rhod~ ~e~rl~ b~rton rrx '~Nill your rojoct nsult in storage or uaa~sfer of ~olid wa~te at the site?.. ................................. P .... ~ ~ d) . Wi11 t~e p~oject result in storage of taot~ tbao SO toas of mat~erials foz rcus~, tecycl~g, Qi •WVWY~i ~Wy~~....•~...••...~•r......w..~•.~~......»...........•~..•~.....~.~..~.... .....................................~~~~~u• r) v~iil any s~etivage sollds ot biosolids be dispo6o~ of or land-ePPliod to tbt sit~? ............,.....,,... ,... (SewaBt,rol+dt vcd~de wa~~ ihm hcve b~en r~mov~dfi~+or~ a aarteti+~mer ~~eR~ pla~r~ysr~a, ~xch ar c septEt ro~ lap~o~r ~edge, a- +vocee~waret o~~crment ~l~d~e ~a~ ~-~~oin ~co~ee liq~ridt. 8ioootid~ o-e ~ie sol;d a~ai~olld, a l~qy~d ~csl~e produee+d di~r~ rha aeat~enr oj~i~stic aeprage ~ a v~+~cr-~ant wor~ wMcb a~ Icmdqpplled jor bt-td~eid weJ 5. Wi~l your ~roject require appl~Caaoa of oil, pesticidcs, ~nd/or aay ot~er broa~dr8st ~~ Cl'C M~~r~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~~/1~~1~~~~~I/~~t~~~~~~1~~1~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~~~~M~N~~~~~~~~~Y1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~11~N~~~.1~~~~~~/~~~~~ •'YC ~i~• 6. ~) WiU you bave a facilicy ~ith inausorial processes tbat a~c desiga~d to pt~oeess a~o I~ss 16~ five ~ort~ per hout sad ~eods ait pollueioG ~ou~'ol~ to cojuply with State Q ~ emission staad~ard~s? ......................................,..................,...,,....,..........,.............,..............,....... .... b) Will you bave stationary or haasportahl~ f~el bt~mia~g oquipmen~ I~clu~di~oQ flares, lh l th 8t vt~ 54 '' i ~ u ..............................., esa an o oa cy no w;th a total ~uet consum ~oA capac p .... t~ ! c} Wi1l you havc a facility with mc~^;~t~r~ havui~ a total cbar~ag cgp'ciry of no tess ~ b ' ~ ............................,......,,..................,...,..,.....................,................. ou ~aa I 000 uncl~ ~ ~ P~ .... L.l d) wiu yo~ hav~ a facilicy with oquipsIIeo~ or pro~e9ses t~at are sabject to Fedetal I~e~v t~ndards or Natio~al F.mission Stao~darda for harat~us ait ouutaacsl Sourcc p~rformaace S P .... ~l 1) Wiu you propose exbausc stack i~e~tion? ................................,..,.........,......,........,,........... ,... ~ e) Will you bave a fac' 'ry wit~ tbe pot~tial to ~mit no Ic~s tb,~ 100 to~as pet yeac of aay /y~ /~ . ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~} ~~~~~~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~.rN~~1~~~~~~~1~N~~M~~~N~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~IN~N~M~~~~M~~~~N1~~~~ ~ C^~ •- ~ ~ ' . ~ 1~~I you bave a~c~lity w~~ t1~ poceotu~ to c~ut ~o lcss thaa 10 to~s pcT yr~r of aay atdous air coIICamiaa~ts? et ~at' f all ~ i 15 ~~~ ~ ~ ~~r~~N~~~ ~~ ~~ l~~~ l y o to~s p nant ot baZ~tdou~ gu ooatam . ~~ ~~ g) Wil1 you co~9~u~t or add st~tionaty~ ot d~aa~sponable fucl but~i~g oquipm~nt of no lcss of Sc Pau1? th l~ Cit f U C a ~ ............, ................... or ~ y ra i o than I O a~iwon $tulhour ia the ry .... b-.) 1~i11 you coosauc~t o~ modi~ i~ the Port of Aacho~g~ a v~latilt liquid stocsge tanY with a Yotua~~ ao les9 tb,an 9,040 baa~~, or s vol~tile l~qu~d loadiag racti with a dcsig~ s? ll illi ^ ~ ...,..,...,.......,..,..,....,....,...._....................,..... ........... on on a thtou t no less tbaa 15 ~ &hP'~ g .... i) , , . . . . ~l~ll you be t~equesuDg operatio~nal os pbys~eal ltm~ts des~g,~~d to roduao ~ss~ous from aa exisdng facility ia an s~i~r qualicy noaanaiamalt ar~a to offsat aa emission in~c~asc il~ ? f ~ ~ ~ ~ ...................... ............................,...........................,.,..,. c ied aaot~er ncw of modi from Y .... 7. Do ou lao co davelo consuvc ' or alter a ublic v~atcr system?..,.,,,~,,....,..,..................... Y P p, ~~ ~ ...• ^ ~/ R,evtsed 9H 8ro4 Pap~ 9 ~1~Y-~G~-G4 ~~~D O1 ~ 4u P~I OPIiPPCiiP ~hx NU. ~U (lbyU4~~ t', Ori/18 8. a) '~Vill yo~u Froject invotve t~e opc~atioo af wate~fior~e tank vessels or oil barg~6 ~hat carry erud~ or no~-crude oil as bul~C cargo, ac tho uan~fes of oil or otba Yes No peoroleum p~oducts to or from such a vesscl or a pipcl~ne syst~sp2....... .........................,.,........,.., ~ ~ r b) Wi~ your project roquire or i~cludc on~~ot~ os offsbon oiI fac~iitie~ with aa cffoct~ve aggre~t~ storago capnciry of g~ater thaa S,Q00 bartel~ of crudo oll , oc grcatcr t~.vi 10,000 barre~l.~ of Qaa-crude o~l?~N~~~I~~~~~IN~~I~~~M~~~~N~~~~~~N~b~~~~~N~H•~~~~~~~~~~~~/~~N~~~~~H~~ Q c) Will you opecate facilitics on l~d or wa~er for a~cploratioa or productioa O~a,~I~~VV~i/ 1~~~~~~~~~~~~1~•~~.~~.i~~..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1•~II~~~~~~~~~~~~~•~...~1~~~~~~~I~~NI~~~~.N•~~.~•~.i~~~~~.~~~~.~~~~~~t~~~~~~~•~~ • a ~ ~ lf you ~asw~r~d "No'' to ALL qucs~ons i~ rhis soctioA, coorian~ to nert sec~ioa ' If you ~aswtred '~'Yts" to AI~rY of the~e questions, contact tbe D~C ofllco neatest yoo foe ~niormaaon ~nd appliQAtion farms. Fle~e be ndvised that aD ne~r DEC pettnit~ ~nd spproY~la require s 30•~day pab~c oo~ico pcriod. DE~ Pesdcide pc~it~ t~lce et~e~t ao sooa~r th~ 40 dsys ~fter tDe p~rmit is issued~ ~cd oa yout d~scussion witb DEC, ple~se colaplet~ the ~Ollowvng: ~ 't~ vf pcqjat a~pt~o~vsla or paa~id aoodod ~d ~t~e oi ~adividael you cormctod, D~te ~pUc~tioo sn~nioad ..,. - ...,.e. _.,, ,..~...._.....~ .~.._.__ ....^ ~.~ ~ - ~ b - ...irr.~~ .~- - - - -- - - - - ~a ~ Yes 1~T0 9. I)oes yout project qualify for a ge~eral petmit for wastewater or 6olid waste?..,...... ............................ ~ ~ Note.~ A ge~olpt~mi~ ts on ~roval itNed by DBCJo~ certQln typar of rvrQine ariri~ic~ If you ~o~s~wercd "Yes'' to any que~tions in tb~s secaoA and ~re ~ot app~yi~~ for DEC pcrmit~, tndicite ~e'son: ~ (DTC conmctl ~old me oa _, th~t o0 .~-.~.... ~..~e..~ ~~~ - DEC ~pprovals are requited oa t~ls project b~c~u~o,____ _,~„~ ,~/ Otber: Exisfin~ outfall will not be a~ered. _ ~ DEpA~T"M~N1' OF ~ISH AND GAME (DFG) APPROVALS 1. is you~ proj~cc locsced ia a desi~aat~d Stat~ Game ~~fu~e~ Critieel Habitat Ar~a or Xes No State Game SaaGtuaty? ~~1~~~~~~•~~1~•~~•r~~~~~~~1~-~•M~1~~1~~-~~~~N~N~~N~~N/~~I~~~~~N~If~h~~~II~I11~~~~~~~~~\~~/~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~I~IO~N• ~ ~ Q . ~ Z, nu~' yeur pxoject i~xludc ~onstructio~o/opcration of s s~oa 6atchary?..... ........................,............... a 3. .Uaes aur ro'ect af~ect a is it r~~ated to, a~rcviously ~tntiitted salmon ~atsber~...,....... ............... ^ Q Y p 3 - P ,, , 4. Doe.s your project include constru~c~ion~ of an aquauc farm?.,............,.............. ..............................,...... lf }~o~ answet~~ "N~" to AI.L quesaons f~ ~ section, conamue to oe~t secaon. ~j~ou ~~swe~d "'Yes" to A~N'Y qu~s~on~ under 1-~, coot~ct t6e ADF&G Commercial Fisderles Dlvfslaa beAdquatters for ~nfora~ahoa ~ad ~+pPl~cstioa for~a R~~~ce~d 3~18l0~ P~4~ ~ '~ ~669~q71 ~F '~~ X~~ ~~Z~~~ x~~ I ~ - ~~~X -~I~ r~ :1 ~~Z ~0- t I ~,~~W . r !~AY~C'S~C~ l~"r'_v 0 j: ~: FM ~F'~PRCM~ ~ a~ No, ~C ~'~6~0~~~ P. OZi i Q Basad on your discussion wir~ ADF~C~, Please compl8te ~c follov~~iag: ~ ~ Typas vfgrvjact opprvrals or pec~mit~ aoadcd mud t~rDC otlAdi~dvel you ooaoc~ed. D~e ~pplica~an soDR~i~d AK D~&C Special Areas ~erm'it May 2004 nr~..+r.i• ^ - ^ ~~4/~~~~/~~Y~~~.r~ ~~ - - ~~~ •/~~ ~~ __ _ _ _ i ~~ .M~Y~~ i w~ ~ ~r ~~~~/V~1 ~~r~/~/~~~. ~f you s~s~ered "Y~s" to ~ny quesdons ia ~bis sec.tion aad are not applying tot A,DF&G permits, i~dicate reason: ~~ ,_~y ~ADFd~G coAmct) told me on ,,,~, tbat do ADFd~G appcov~s ~ro reqvired on ca~a pto~oct bec~as~ ............ L] ~tber: ,^ ~ DF-pARTNiENT OF KATURAL RE9QURC~S (nN'~i~ APP~tOVALS ~ 1. Is tho proposed prnject on State-owned lao~d or R~attr at wiU you need to c~~ss State~ow~ed laad for aoccs9? ~'1-cc~cs' ~cludaa ~poraty ~s ~ar ooastnycaoa p~. Nore: 1~ addi~on to S~a~own~rd ~pla~ds, ~~,e Slcte owru al~o~r af1 lmid 6~low tl,~ oM~,~r~y h~gJ~ war~r !1~ ojnavigal+lt ~trecmv, ri-~e.~ drrd lak~.t, mrd b~low !~e Y!S NO n~c~a~r b~l~ lid~ ti~tlydw~d jor ~tt ~rle,til ~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~N~N~~\~~~~~~~~II~~~~NN~~~~~~~N~~~~ ~~~~~~N~M~~N~IN1~1~~~~~~1~~~~~~~~~~~~\I~~1\~• a) ~S tbis project fbr a con~sereial acdvit~I ..........,.... ...............................a~..,,,,..,..,....,....................... 1. Is the ptoje~t o~ A1~ Menta~i H~alt~ Truat laad (AbdH~ or will ~rou need to cross AMHT land`~ , A Nosa: ~lfalF~ 1~luua~ I~c~ttb ?h~st lmtd !S not currlldcfed S~ok knd~(vr t~sov-~pc~se oj~lCll~ revicwt. . ................................ ~ 3. llo You ~la-a to dtedae ot ot~trwi~e excavatelrcmoYC inattrials o~a St~e~owucd laod? ..,.....,....,.......... ~ LrJ ~adon of dt~dgioag siu if di~'e~t tba~ tbo project sito: , ,~~_ Towns6ip Rie~te ~.~~~ Sa~oa M~;di~n I~dc~i,o~ngitude / US(fS Quad M~- - - _.,.~.._.~ ~! a, po you plat~ co ptace fill or dradgod materriel on Stac~owncd land? Locaoion of fill disposal site if other t~n t~e project sit~: ,,,,~ ~~P ~ ~ Mcrldiaa L~~ttidrJLo~ictlde , I USGS Quad M~p So~ree ~s on: ~ Srate Iand ~ Fodaal La~d a Prir~ss Lead a Muaicip`i Laod Yes No S. no you plaa to use any uf ~e following Statc~own~d resourc~s:.......,....... ..............,.....,...................... ~ ~ ~ T~bar: yVill you harvost timbes? Amount: FaNseO y'181Gr1 P~oS i 't '71~~1`r1n'71/1^ 'ntT t-ttt ~~n•~~rn ....~... .....~._ --- •~ ' - -- iIHY"U~`~~ W~U ~..~ 1~ 41 rl~l Url ll'H~llf c nn ~~v~ u~ ~ ~u~u'~cv ., uu~ , v QMcterfoJs atrc~i as ~ock, sa~sd at gravel, ptQ~, soi~ ov~arburden, er~: VVh,~ch a~at~risl? ~~~ ...... Locatioa of sour~ce: ~rojact 6ite ~ Other, dcsctibe: _ w ~w~ Tawns~iD Raa~ ,.... Scc6~o~ Maid~ I~tiNd~'La~agitudc / USQ9 Qusd Map ..~....,~....~.. ....+r ...,.,~~~ 6. Do you plan co divest, impoufld, wit~dr~w, or usc any fresh water, cxcept ~om aA existicg Ye' No public watcr sysc~n or roof mi~ catc~eat systesn (regardless of land owaersbip)? .................~.o.o,..... ~ ~.J Ac~oounc (maximum d~ily, aot sv~r~ge, ia galloos p~c day): .~......~..,.. Source: l~ttod~ed Ugc: ,_....,...r .._.~.. 1f ye~, w~11 your projocc af~at tb~ avat~ability of war~c to aflyoa~ ho1d~,g wacer right~ ~o Yes No ~.f/~i~ T~ WN1~ L r~~~I~iN~~~~~~~~.~f~~~.~~~~l~~w~~~~~~IN~N~e~~~~a~~~~a~~~~~~Y~~N~N11~Ni111p~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~~~wN•.~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~or~~~~~e~~~~ D a 7. Do you plao ~o build or alta a dam (regardless of land ov~ne~hip)? ..........~......,........... ....................., ~ Q 8. Do you laa to drill a geotbennal well (rcgsrdlcss of laad owfl~t~hip~? ~~~~~O~~~I~I~~~~~~~~O~~NN~~I~~~~~~~~i~~~~~~M ^ ~ p 4. Ac any one site (regardkss of la~d ounaership~, du you plaa aay of t~e f~llowin~...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~ Q ~ Mvae five or more acres ov~r a year's time ~ Min~ 54,040 ~ubi~ yards ot ~toce ot materials (t+oc,l~ s8ad o~ gta~-cl, soil, pcat, overbur~de~, etc.) oYer a yea~'s b~o f f ~ iv~ oT morc act~cs H ve a cumulat~vo unrcclaimcd min~d atr~ o a ~ If y~s to any of th~ aboYe, contact DNR about a calamation plan. ~f you plaa to a1io~ less thaa t~e acreagelanaovat st~t~d abov~ a~d bav~ a eu~ladve unnctai~mad mia,od a~rea af 1~s9 t~att ~tve acr~s, do you in~fld to hle a volunt~ry reclaeaatioa plan for 8 Yd~r~ ~ ~ ..~ ....................•..............~...~..••..~...~...r•~~.~~..~.............................................~.....•~.............~...... pp[O lo. I~ yo~i p~an to cxplote fot or e~caact coal? •~~.~~~~~~o~~~~~~~~M~~~~N.~~~~•I~~~~~~w~w~rl~~~~~~~1~~~~~~~0~~~~0~1\~~~~~~~1~1I~~~•••~~ ~ '~ ' :- l I. a) Will you e~plore fot or produce oil aad/os ga~? ........................................................,..................... Q Q b) Wi11 yoa co~aduct swrface ~ue activiaes oA afl oil aadlor ga~ lea~e or ~it~ au o~l aard/or ~ ~ ~I {/r~~• ~~..•~~~~••~~I•w•N~~~I~~~~~~~~~~~NN~~~~~~1~~~~~~~Np~~~~~~~~~\~~~IOO•rN~~N~»~~.~~~~~~r~M•~~•.•.i.~i~~~IH~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~na•M~~ B ~ Z. W~1~ you invcstiga~o, rcm~ov~, or ia~pact historical o~ ~rchaeologitcal or paleoacolo~ica! tc ow~ned la Sr d? a ld SO ' ~ - a a ........................................................a....., } oa years o resourc~s aa ovet ~ Y~ 13. Is the proposod proj~ct laatcd within a fcaov~ g~ophYsical t~ud arGa?......~.... ................................ ~ ~ 1V~~; 6~lC 80.900(9J ded'Na~ gmplry~ica! l~~d m~tat os "Ijioje a'tat whlei Prve~e a~brta~ ~a !t~/i or prop~y~v~rr g~t~plrYs~c11 a gao~ob-iea! ~iazmdi, vtc~u~ f lood ~ e~x~n~ -timup. llor'ht sur~s ru~-~, l~-dtltdev. ~ow~lide~ fbtr~~t, ic~ 1-oaardr, e~o»on, and lirtoro~ b~ach proav,r." ''~ow~ ~1rysh'~~11r~m~dor+ra' n~t arry orto id~~rj/f~d w Q rt~ort a- ,~ap ptiblLl~ad by a~edera~, ftote~ o~ loc~ul aganc~-,~w by o gtolo~ai or eegi~e~irt~ tour~lti~gjmn, ar ge~er,ony 1o~owr by load b,oWlea~gt, as hoviMg ~b~ow~r Arp~tential l~Qard~ jnrM ~colog~c, tev~~e, or l ydmlogic prncrr:e~ 14. ta t~e sod ro'ect lxatod ia s unit of the Al2~lca State pacY S ste~a? ..........N.....o .................v.o~... a P~ p l ~ , . ±~ 15. ~V~II you wotk in, temove a-a,cer or maceriai from, or place anytl~g i~, a atrc~m, rivet err lake? ~f~is uaaluC~s aor~c or u~h~ie~ bele~- t~e ordia~r hi,g~ ~~mnrle or oo ie~ m tbe ae6~~e flood plain, on islu~d.~. in ar o~ ~-e Liu of tbe baakz ar, for sb~ c~tcti4g ot ~lovvi~g tbtau8h ddtbads, ebove dre lavel ormeaa lowe~ lovr ~de.) Nvct; !f the propostd ~rqjec~ is Iocara~wirhl~ o~petlal Jbod l~ctmd a~ea~ o flo~o~lal~ ~eTop~ru per~ r~ay ba re~lred ~ ~ ~ on 4ad o f Io0~li1~ lJeJN~nirr~lio+1.) .............. Con i rJ4e r~r.d c' 0.60 ~ IaAA~I! lltp0-'jl1lWM Jor addil~o~r~t i~/ornto~i wc cr~' uY ~ P B Revi~.e ~It sloa PaQe 6 ~ ~~ %E6GOa~G06 '~~ X~~ ~~Z~~~ ~~~:I~ T~~a~ ~~~~ C~:1 ~~~1, ~~-i1-~V~ ~ 1~aY~~,~ _~ ~~'ED O1: y% Pi~ Gri ~PACMP ~nX N0, °0~269~7428 ?, 0911 ~ Name of wat~tbody Kenai River ~ • ..._._._. ._...~. - 16. Will you do atiy of tho followiag: .,. . tease indreate below: 8uild a darn, river ~aini~g s~ucnu~ othcr l~~'e2m im~oun~ieat, or wtit U6e water l~nap wace~ i~to or out of s~a or l~ce (inoluding dry cba~o~els) Divert or alter a~atlu,al st~aatn ebaanel Gbango wgter t1Qw or t~o sac~am- cbanaet laoroduce a~lt, gravel, rock, pe~olaum pYOdUCL~ d~eb~i8, bNSh, t~s. c~emical~, or oth~t org~aic~tflorgaaic tn~a~t~riaJ, inchuling w~astc of ~ay type, into waxer ~ A1t~r, stab~li2c or ~esto~re banks of a nv~r, st~ta~n ot ia~oC (ptovidC OualbCt o~f li~ear feet affe~ted aloag t~~ baok(s) ~ MiaC, dig iA, o~ ~oove material, including woody debris, ftum bcds or bank~s of a w~te~body ~ Uso cxplosivcs in or ncat a wuerbody ~Build a bridge (iacludiag ~n ice bridge) ~~7ae a s~eam, lak~ or w~~tc~body ~ a road ~cvca wben ~ozea~, ot aoss a strenm wi~h tracked or wbcalod vc~sclcs, log-diagging or exc~vatioa cquipaseat (backbo~s, bulldoZe~. et~c.) Install a culvert or otha drai~,ae~ st~scture Coosq~vot, place, e~ccavate, di~poso or rCm,ove aay a~terial b~tow the ordi~ty higb~ wata of a ~+ataboc~y ^Co~~cu~t s Stottri watel' di~arg~e or d~ ~nto a ~~atatbodY plece 'pilaags or aacbo~ Conatruct a d~o~clc Coasuv~t a ualicy liae crossing ~ Maintaia ar rcpa'sr a.o ~xistiv,g anuctuQ~ t~ ,g Use au instream ia•wat~t sau~tu~e ~ot mcAdoned ~ere I(you xns~rered "No" to A~,L que9tions ta thl~ sectlo~, co~ti~nue to oezt a~etion. Yt yoo ~as~-•crcd "Yes" to ANX qu~doos nodv 1•16, cont~ct t68 Area DN~, office [or ia~'ora~ation ,nd ~pp~icA~on forvns. • ~ Bascd on yo~ur discusaion wi~ DNrR, ploaa~ coa~plcte thc following. 'I~s o[prujaa ~provals or pam~ ~ec~ed sDd oaIDe of mdiYid~ yoa aanasctq~ ~~ ~pplicaDon 6ubmittiod l~o ^ i[~ou ~ns~-ere~ "Ye~" t~ ~r queStions in tbis 9~c:4on ~d ue aot apptYing ~'or ~NR pet~it~, ~adic~te resso~: ~ (ANR con~ct) told me oa thst no DNR approval9 are requi~ed oo thi~ pro~at bec~us~e ~ ~~~A~RA~ Ap~ROVALS CJ.S. Army Corps of En~laeers (C0~) 1. Will y~u deedge o~t place 9tructutes ot ft119 ia any of ~i~ followiag: Yes '+V~i-i CVH~Y, R~w'+~i. Y~+Y~M~~ ~~NZ ~`~iMi~W~, N~~~II~~IIN~N~~N~~~~~N~N~~NI~~I~IN~~~~~~~~~1~~~r~1~~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~N 1f yes- have yo~ applied for s C0~ p~t~is? ,.......,,.,.,,.,.,...,.,,,,,....,..,..,..... ...........................,........... ,J Aa~c of submitt~-ti: MaY2444 ~ ' - IVat~~ of CQE coaract: r,____,_ ,~ ..~ ~Nak: ro~>appl~corto~ jo- c~ir actcvrry ~o t~o C~OE ~Lo f~na ar ap~l~ca~~/~rD~1C fYorv- Q4allry C~ert~'unriar~,) . Ycs .~~~.1~~.~~•~~~r~~~~~~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~•...~.~~..•~.~« .~~•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ R~,~~d sr, sma P~g~ r , ~ 'If ycw ens no~ c¢rlaiR x~lrclher y~avF~upased p~o~'e~ ~t ~t a wetlands hve~~mids r~acludc m~s~egs). co~ro~ tire CO~. R~gvlrttory Bro~clt ~u 907•7S3•1111I~-' a~r~a~ds clat~rn-tRflt~o~ (o~tsidc 1~ ~t~rchorqge r~ew o011 rol!/~ss 1~D0~4?8-~7l1) Bareau o~ ~.~ad M~nagemeat (BLM) y~ Z. Is t6t proposed project locate~ on BL~ri land, or wiU you aeed to aoss BLM land for access?.........,. f If yes, have you appliod for a BLM pcrnlit or spptova~? ................................................................ Date of sub~itt~l; Nam~ oP~LM con~act: .,__ V~S~ CQ~st ~~card (USCG} 3, a} Do you p1~ to const~uct a bridge or causcway over tidai (ocean) wasera, or navigable rivc~, Yea S~ O~ ~~ 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~N~NN~~~~~~N~~~NN~~~~~~~N~~~N~~/~~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~IN~~N~O~~~~• ~ . ) Qoe~ your ptoject involva buildi~g an acr~sa to an ~a1~nd? ~~~~NN~h~N-~I~~~I~1M~~~~~N~~~~~~~M~1~~I~~~~I\/~~~N~• c) Do you plaa to sic~ coflst~ct, or opetaGe ~ d~pwatrr port?. ........................................................., r Ifyes, haveyou B~pGed fo~ ~ USCG p~it?~I~~~~\~~~-~~~~~~~~\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MN~N~~I~N~V~11~~r~~~~1/I~~~~~I~~~~ , b~ta ot' ~bminal; ..~ ., Naaa~ of USCG coatacr U.S. Euvironmenb~ protecdoa A-~c~cy (EPA) Ya No 4. a~ INitl t~e proposod proj~cc ~av~ e disob~argo co aay w~t~c8? ............................................................ . b~ Wl~l you dispose of s~wagc sludg~ (~oot~ct ~PA ~t Z06-553-I941)? .........,....,..........,.......... , .. ..... If you e~s~werod yes to a) o~ b), bavo you apQti~d for an EPA Na~onaJ Pollution DiscDsrg~ ~ ~~AifWYiMOY Y~V~'YW ~~LV, ~~/ ~~I~~~~~r~N~~~u~~..•~•.~~~~•..~.~~~••.~....••..•.~..~•...•.~.s~~~~~.u~~~~~.~~u.~~ ~ /~ Mrl~ 1,?ate of ~sbauttal: Name of tPA contac~ (Nole: For i~~ormado~t rtg~dwg dca needJor mi NPD~'Spenn~~ cvnract EPA at 1-8'4~1~ai yl) .••..~.~.~.~. c) wi11 construcn'on of your pzojccc expose S or more ~aes of soil? ~u ~~s ro~~e,~r~ ~,o~r o/ Ic~d d'~s~rd, rva if~ttvrlao,-ee tt dvAtb~~d ov~mo~ drerr o~~easoh, ond a~so app~s ro arral,rra: ar. p~ oJ ~~S 1~10 ) o lo+gtr c.~nr~w~ p/an ajd~-elopr~~nt araul~) ,,.,, .....................................»........,...,..,...,................,.....,........ • ~ . . ~ • • . 1 l ~`'`~ lJ ~ ~ s yotu pro~cct ~n md~s~a facili~r t6at ~nll bave scotmwatcr dlscbargc du~octiy tei~tod to mianuC~tuc~ng, proc~ssing, or raw tt~aterials atota~e ueas at an iadus~al plaut?.......... ~ t rJ I f y o u a a s w a a d y ~ s t o c) o r d), y o u r p r o j a t m a y re q u i re zn I~ I P D E S S t oimwa~er peimi~ Contact EPA at 206-SS3-8399. ~eden~l Av~sdon Adminlscrst~oa (FAA) ' . S, e? ~s yowproje~ct loc~tcd wid~iu fi~e iailc~ of aay public airport?~I~~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~G~~~N~~~M~O\~ ~/ . , lu . b) '4~'~1 you have a waste d~scbarge that ~s liktly to decay w~tb~tn 5,000 feet of aay public . ~ ~~~ ~~r~~r~~~~~~~~~u~1~~~11~~N~~~~~~ll~lllN~u~~~~~~w~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~w~~~~~~r~~~~~.....~r~.~.~.~~~.~.~..r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~•~~~~~« If yes, p1Ga8t ~osta~t ch~ Aitpotts Diwisio~ of t~e FAA at 907-2?1-5~38. ~edexal Eae~gy R~gul~tory Commission (FERC'~ 6. a) Does thc proj~ct inclu~d~e aay of t~e fvqowing: l) a aon-fedesal bydroclec~ic proje~ct on ~ny naYigable body of watcc.....................,...,,............. 2) s locaaon on feder~l laud (includi4g t~ransmissioa linos) ......................................................... 3) utili~StioA of surrNplus watcr from any fedCral govenameat daus ......................................,......... b) ll~oes 1~~ projcot iaclado cons~cucction aad op~ratiea, or abandooascnt of o~ua1 gaa ~ipatine faoilicies under sections (b) aud (c) of t~e Fedesal Power Aa ~'PAa?.......,.,.....,,........,....,........,,... ^ Revi.~ 3118J0~1 P~go e ^ ~ r lr,J ~I '~ ~6~~09ZG05 'ON Xd~ ~~Z~~~ x~~Ix I~N~x I~d 95.I ~~~1 fi~-li-~u~1 ~ , ~"Y-~~S-~~ ~~~ G i~ 43 PM 0°~PACMP r RX N0, G~72690428 ~', ' 1l~ 9 c) ~cs the project inclu~de constr~ctioa far p~ysicat int~rconnection of ele~ctrio ~aa.9missioa ~1To faciliti~s uad~t soetion ZOa (b~ of t~c FPA? ...............................................................,.,................., ~ Yf you answered yes to aay quesuoas u~der aumber 6, did you appiy for a petmit froa~ F~CI ~~~~~~.w.~~..~~~~~~•~•~r~~•~~~~~~•~l~~1~~~~~~•~.~~.~••.•r~.r~~~~~~~~~~~r~~Il~~~~~~~.~~~.~~~~w~~~~~.i.~•••~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~N~~N~\~• Date of subonitt~l: u.__._.___ Na~me of FfiR~ ooataac: {Xotr For v~orr,~d~to~. D~+ J~dFopowt~~Bm+~+erlivieat ~d E~~~a ~RIarJ: i~~e~ P'eQrtk 102-501-617f a~tt~r J~~rp S0~•9I~- 6~6?,10~•S01 d~UO; Q'a Na~,ud Gm AroJ~c~r~ Dr-~sbn of p~hne Cvl~~a~e 102.50~,8~t,f; fp-A1ask`+ pr,o/e~ ~h~p« Rleho~d Foley-101•s01~9ss1 U.S. Foreai Serv~ce (USFS) y~ 7. e-) Does thc Qt~vposed project i~volv~e ooosavcooD on USPS laod? ..........,.,.....,,..,..,.,,.,~,..,..............,. b) ~oe~ tb-~ propos~d projoct involve rh~ crossiag of USFS laad v~ich a water Iit~e? w,.....,................. ,~ If t6e a~w~t to qther ques~on i~ yts, did you apply ~Or a USF3 penmit or appsovai?.,.......... Date of sub~ittal: .~w.~r Name o#'US~S con~act: --- __.,. _....-- . Yes B. Havo you appliul fot ~y othet fedcrai permit~ a~ aut~otizadons~ ~ • •~I~I~/N~~.~••.~~~M~~~~~~~~~~rIN~~~~~/~MN~N~AN~ ~c~0-YY A~ZROv~u, TYre DA'1'g Svs~anm Nlc~s~ bc advised ~~t the CPQ fden~tie~ p~rmik~ ~ubjcct to e coo~ist~nc~r rev~ew. ~ou ~~y neea ~ddi~on~l pe~o~alt~ from otber ageacf a or tbe ~ffecced c~t~ aad~or borou~h governmeat to pro~x~d rr;t~ your ac~ivity, Certi~cl~on Statetnont The infocmatio~ Goatziaed ~i~ i~ ave and complctc to the best of cay lmowlod~~. I coitify tbat t~e p~aposed acav~ty coroplie9 wltb, and vh116e condvczed ia a roan~r coasisceat vv~tb, tDe Alasl~ Co~tal Maa,a~gemeo~t Ptogr~m. M~-~~~ ~~~ ~~ Sig~ture of llppli~t or Aga-t D~ Note: Fcd~t~l ag~ciGS condu~t~g sa acctivity that wi~! afhct the coa~s~al zoaa $rc t~qu~red to aubr~nit a fodetal con~isteocy detes~ination, pet 1 S CFR 930, Subpart C, ratber tbaa tb~i~s cer~~cadoa statement. AC'Mp ba~ dov~lope~ a guide to assist f~d~eral e~e~cia with thi9 cequirrmrn~ Coatact ACl~r~ to obtaia a oopy. Tt~is cc~uti~Ic~DOa s~temeot will eot b~ complete t~W aU nquir~d Stnte aad fr,dcrai aut~orizaaon nx~u,ests have been avbmitted to the app~copnate agtac~es, t To complete yout p~cke~ ple~se ztt~ch your State pe~mit ~ppl~c~~,o~a and cop~c+s of your federai permit ~ppt~ca~ton9 to th~s qutstiooa9ire. R~n+SSe4 3~t 810a P~go ~ ~-~~''~-~~~-~~ WF:~ G i~~4 P~1 O~C1~PaC~11' r h~ ~u ~u Lb~~4C~ r~ ~;1 ~ ~4PPLICAT70N FOR D~pA-~7:y[~NT 0~' T~ ~RM'Y pE~T OMA APPAQV~I, N0, 071a.ooo3 3 CFR l E~ta Dece~ber3~, 201~ T~ ~t~-lic burdcn foe t~ colleadeia o~ I~tbA~oo is ati~mated m ~v~rseo 10 6ouR pa ~rspm~ee, e~cAoO~- Qte Oqjo~r d~lis~ ~ou{d ~equae less ~,ep S ~o~c~ Tdii iiul~da dtic drnt (o~ to~+iewin= ia~UVCCOt~, sa~+cN~g ai~~ dsA~ svwaa ~thaioa ~d meiat~tiiqg t~R d4tt a~odod, eod oooopl~~ ~na ~riewf~~ de collocdr~ a~ I~l~orm~tioa. Se~cl ooc~aea~s ~og~diag ~ burd~a cstirt~e or ~ay o~er.~ooc of i!s coaecrion at f~!'rrnado~, mdt~di06 Ngaatsoci !ot roduoioig ib~ b~-~dca, w Pc~t oiDtfe~s~e, V~'oshing~oa Nce~quar~a &rvica, Da~a;t~te oltaLo~msndaa Opchatiaos aca Rcporn,121S Jctta~wo paw Hi~,a~-. Suita 1104, ~ri~coa YA ~2~~42~~t3ot; ~nd a~o Offoc of M~goa~cac aad I~dg~ Ps~a'vor~ Rodu~ccS~n Projac~ (0714-0003~ w~tog DC Z0503. Kcspa~~ sban,d bc a^.r~tc d~ r~s,n.~~by~~d'wg ~ay at+rt pco~-i~loo ot 1tw~ ao pa~son th~ll be stiDjecc io om- pav~cy ~Or f~illttg b woop~- rrich ~ oolla,'ti~ of mla+'1~~ion ~ it doet aat Qi;~~y ~ nu;cvt;y vsiid 04~ oaaQ~l QumOer. Plase DO NQ1 RBTURI~ y~out fo~m to eitbc~ at moAe ad~~sa. CoIDpleted e~pi~a~on mu~ be aubmitt~d to tbe Di~~a Eo~accr tuvln~ halsdtcAoa ova ~e la~oa of fie oropo~ed ~c~IcY. p~v,~c~r ~cr sTaT~l~rr A~otiAcs: Rivcn u~d Nu~o~s ace, Socdon 14, 33 USC 403; Cla~a W~eor ~ Secctoa 40d 33 USC 13µ; edvine ~tectia~ Ra9ercd ood S~auin~s Au, 99 USC 14t3. Saaoo 103. ~rfac.(pal fUrpose: Ioformstioa provid~cd oa ~ia iorm wfll ba oe~od ia awlu~tiag ~ app~o~oo fac i p~it Ra~ae Uscs; ~1df i~fo~a0oo omy he ~4uad wi~ ~be Dcputmrnt of ~t~itiae aad otba fcdersl, lc~rq ~ad laal ~ovtr~eal'~eotia. Sab~ton ot'roq~od i~'or~on i~ polan~r. bowevre, if ~~4G ~9 DOI prQVSdAd IhC ~~(j~Ci~00 Ca{a0t bC CY8~1i~f~Md DOf C~D ~~l bE ~S6t~!!~. t~e se~ a~ o~iB;o,~ drswiao~ ar good ~b1e copi~ w~ +~w ~ 1ooa~n ~d ~hu,~c of ~ p~o~ad,~iy;c~- a~ e~ ~oa b~~-l;~aos ~,~ ~,a,file ctr~r~ogs and ias~ruedon9) ~o~d ba wbmi~ed m ds. D~raic~ BaBic~~r t~v~ag jac~+div~oa ovQ ~e 1oc~don ~f ~e pr~po~eJ ~,yvia. ~a,~Marao~ dru ~C ~a ~t~letio~d ic i~!1 ~ill b~ 1btt~rned. fJllS 1 T~fRU~ 1n dP BYT~E C~0 ---- --- i, APP~•ICATION N0, i F'~Lb 0~7G'E CODB 3. DA~ REC~t1~'ED d. DA,1'~ AP!'LICATION G4MPLETED BBCOW TO B B F1LLL~ l T~lPP1lGlJY g. ~PtLxc~rr~ N~ME e. AVi~ORj?~.D AGFrrS 1~,~M~ AI~D ~ w.~ ~ ~. ~ F's~i6c Stir Se~foada~ Iq~ PND~ in~orporeted (Jenoiier Lundlxr~ U~o Folev 6. ApPLJCANr'S AnDRESS 9. AGENT'S ADDRES~ PO Boz 194 1546 We~t 3~ Ave4a~ K~n~. AjC 99bi1 ~c6on~e, Al~~1u 99593 ~ 7. AP~'LiCAH'T'S PROI~E NOS. W~ARF.A CODE 1. 'S PHON~ NO~, VI~/ AR~A COD~ ~. Reslde~ae (9Q~ ~, Ra~liena b. Husis~r 90 Si! e. ~bea 54I-1011 ~ ~~ ('9TAT~MEI~lT OF AUi'~IORt?.ATiOI~ I t~arcby aut~iciu, pcr~orovic~.Ka~iasg~am,=Dtag~, t~ uo ~ct is~ a~+ behalfes ~ao~r #g~t ia ~e ~rocessir~g of ~his a~plt~a~on aad co furnish, vporn r~qu~~~ supplemaual i~'otr~aoa i~ support of ~ia permit sppli~catiaa ~~ . AF~LiCAN'T'S S1GNA~RE DATE NAME, LOCATION AND DESCBIPTION QF p~tOJECI' OR ACI~VCCY ~~. eao~cr rr~r~ oRn~ ~.~ - P~c~i~~ Stxr Sestoodt Dvck Repl;~eme~t wd Aca~ Road 13. N~ME t~F WAT~R BODY~ ll~ KI~i01NN M~~wa~ 1~. PROJ~CT STRE~T ADb~SS pr ~ ~ond River SZQ B~r1d~e ~ec~en Rotd Ke~s~, A~K i~, i,c~Car~ON OF pRo~cr Kend Rlvec 1~I~ 1 Kea~, AK Co~rY srA~ 16. OTHF.R LoCA17~N DFSC~tP?IO,~cS, ~ 1c,NOWN ~~o,~.n TSi~ RliW, SW Y~ se~ion ~ snd S"E ~ sectlo~ S -- - - -- ....~.~ l7. D1R~C'nONS TO TSE 8'1'T~ Fro~ Keo~i ci~- ceot~r, bcsd e~10o tbe Ke4~i Sp~t ~t~y t~ed t~-l~e ~ ~igbt otito BtidE~ Acoe~e Rwe. 4 FD li~ ~ 1~ 1~AtYiOy Oi ac-• 9t 15 OR80LtT~ r. CL~C~-4t i1 '~ 766G09%G~~ ~,~I~ X~~ ~~Z~~~ ~u~i~ I~~Z~X ~Id L5 ~ 1 uf!Z ~~-11-~~VNI t iRY~iC~~ - ~4 W~D 01 ~ 4 4 PM GF"1P~GMP FAX N0, a~ ~26~Oy28 P, ~ 3;1 ~ `~~ 18. NATURE ORACTYYlTY ~.•rN.~s~~o ~ ~ Coa~tctia repl~s~AOeqt boijc6ead i~ ~'oat of e~tta~, ti~l~ potkhead ~nAel to s~ore ~cd wh~4 t~~ ~tlo~ AT9 9~ Tbe obcrt p~a ~r~i ~' be dr}ven Grom 16e t~plseds t~m b~cl~ed witb dw ~!I m~teri'1. ~-a acas~ co~d aod s~o~tgt ~ret rriU ~t dtveloped to t~a eW oI t~e P:dne St,~r Sea~ood~ dak to connat ~ t~e S~lAnitot Seafoods pLn~t 1'be serm ro~d st~ ~ill De ~IIed to ene~te ~ dlkt t~ea cie~a DDed plACOd beDin~ t~i~ to tre~te t~e stonga ite~. t4. PAA~CT PU~tPOSE ca.~ s. ~.. K~.,r..~rt.. w~.~a.o 1~PI~~e ~~tla~ ba11c~-c~d w4~cb ~ no 1oDger aale to eperalt. Devdop t~~ ~rt~ east o1 tbe bu~Chad !ar thosport between is~lltks ~d addiaon~~ :con.~e. - os~ Br.ocxs ~azz ~ n[~ncED M~/0R F~.G M~fiF,R~A~,1S TO B~E DISC~GED t4. AEASON(S)1~OA A1SCH~lAGB Fflt bedlod i~e bwlkncid i~ Eo~ i4b~tty ot tbe nncture ~ bYllc6e~d ~ dcpcadea~ on t~~ ~oil ~ot tt;b~Uryj, FIU ~rei et~t ot th~ ballcdesd far tr~po~t bel~reen tacOld~ snd ~dd~tf ee~l ~tot~ge. TbeYe wt~1 slto be armor tocr fot pro~rtioa a~ tbe ~he~e~iae ~d aeors~ ro~d. zY. rnE(s~ oB M~-r~L BF.~1G DL~CCA~RG~A ~ T~ AMOt~rrr o~ B~CK TYnE ~v cvBYC ~t~RDS fln~lc~a~d it 1~00 Ilaat teel ois~eet ptk ~nd t~~ c~sio ~I tor t~e b~ae b 10,060 cy. '~e to~t rolx~e o~ t~e ~ccas ro,~d ~d ~onte ua l+ a1,900 rp t31~OQ q- t~oea W1,1,100 cy ot I~ter rock, ~d ~~300 cy of rrmot ~one). ~~. SURFACE IL~LA L11 AC~S 0~' wET1Lll~lUS OR OI~EA VYA'TF.RS F~1.F,D ~..e„~,~.ea~,~ 8dk,~nd l~ 35,40~ sq 1t (0~8 u). The ~cuu rosd ~nd sto~s~c ~res j~ ~ tat~l ol ZS0,000 sq n(S.7 ~e) oi f~l. T14 cle~ I~ll i~ 130,b00 eq fl(S.0 ~c) ~nd t~a ~ra~or rtoad~lt~et rak ire 34,000 ~q f~ (O.f ~cra) ~. i.4 ~NY POR7IOK QF'17~E WORK ALRFJ~DY COMPI.ETF! Ya Ne Y~S, DES~C'R18E 1~ C011~pL6?LrD 1~'ORK :~~ .. .. ~- A~DRBS~~,S OF A~DJOIl~1Il~1G 1RO~RIY OWNERS~, Y•L~ssFF.S, ~'l~C.,'WAOS~ pA0P~R1Y AD10IlYS 1SS WA7~R ~ODY ar 1:~ s~w A~~ ~a ~: ~o.v~ ~.{ iiwr ~14i ~ w~1s~~i 14 _ ~~ at KtDai~,110 ~dal~o Ar~ Sb Z00~ Keatii, AK 99611 Qeord~e 1N~cr4 PO bor 6~, S~lmoo, ID 81167 Dioce~e of S~:R~, P4 Boi Z~e~OS, AACbvnge, AK 995u ~~isT oF o~ ~~'iCar[ONS OR APlROV~LS1p~Yru,s ~c~NSD ~ROM oT~ER FEDEiw., STAT~ OR LoC~, AG~NL~S Ko~ woRK DESCR~~n ~~S ~PPLICanON. ~ AGE~ICY z'YPB APPROY~L~ mBIVI~ICATION J~VI~ER DA1~ I~PLI~ DATB ~P'RUYID D~TED~IIED DNR-0Pl+~ ~CMp ~,~,04 K~oi kin-ar Cwra Mold~~Ory bf~ o~t DNRrOHNtP $pec,ia~ 4tea ~y pq _~ WoU1d ioc.~-Qe but u a~o11 te~ctrd t~ waia~ b~u'1~i~g, ud flood~laia pprc~a, 2~ Appliatias ~s b~br ~a~de to~ i p~e~it ac pm~mia to e~utdaQizs t~e work de~bod in ~!a ~plic~tioa, j cvtifj- ~~ tbo intarmu~an ~a tl~e ~lic.aqeD i9 oo~plcce ~nd ~covr~te. I l~cr ca~lty tdit t possese dx avt6a~ry m~daul~a ~e worlc descnbcd har~n or'm ae~g ~s t~e duty a~n,~ed a~at of tbo 4pplzewt ~r ~ OF ApFUCAr1I ~ D!l?E SIGNAri~t~6 OF Aa~NT DATB T~re q~Dlicatlon ns~~ be s~grud ~j-1he p~rron w~io deai~e~ ro vndcrt~ d~e pmpos~d activr'~y (gppbcaa,~) er le n~ay be tignid by o~+1y audiorlted oga~! jf t~e Jrotar~+rc in block Il k~ br~~,~rlled ow arrd ~grred Ia U.S.C. Sw~ion 1041 ptohd~ t~st: 1~Vpo~Ya, i~ t~ay mat~et wilDio the ''''o~ of any d~p~eat or e~cy o~t~e V~ikd St~ Imowimgly ~ad wsltiul~r fa~sihe~, ooac~ls, oc ~over~ up a~y ~;ck, ~b~me, or disg~s~ •,m~a1 fa~cc oc ~a~w mr fats~ ~ca~ioua v~ t~ud~i~at ss~ua~u ar nDre$c~atmaoms c~ m~lca~ or uus ~ay thl9e v~ri~lag oc dQCUracat la~awiag same to coo~ia a~y f~lsa, fcavaus or 6zurdul~sc s~a~eat or cntr~r, ~11 bo~ned not mar~ ~un 510,000 a im~riao~~d oot :r.c:~ .`.: ~••~ .~~~~~, or bc~r~. 'fr~nl"'11P1'7 f f1~ 'n1T Vll T ~TrT t~Trtn ~rn ~ t ~. ~tr»ne~ n. , ~1r+ . f ..~ • r n r~ ..-_•_ ~i~~'c`~C5-u4 l~'ED O1; ~~ Pil OFi~PPC~~' r H,~ 1~~, ~~ rlb~u~~~ r;~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ - ' ' ' ~ ~ x~ enc . . . ~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~ IO~ C ~ N 'f E R NOTE; YOU N~G~'T ~~ CONTACTED B~' AN AC~NCY R~QU]~T~NG ~C1~,T'HE~t IlYFORMAZ'Y~1~ ON ~'0~ APPLYCATION. . . ~ ~~t . ~~~ ~~; Pac'rfic Star Seatoods, inc. ~ ~ PO @ox 190 M~ ~~,. ~...,......~ ~, ~ ~; Kenai, aK 99611 • Phaaa (hoa~J~rot~}: 42fr268-4661 ~~~c~E~1: par~elln~o~ataa~~n; ~~ B~ ~ S ~~~ ~aubenspeck . ~ ~gt~, ~; Kenai River Ri~erM~e:~ Rig~t 0 orLeR~ b~ai~t p~oo~ do~an~ ~pg p~ ~ 04901113; I~705702, 04905703 CeIlFhoa~: 1) 1'he ~ ls ]oc~tod ~da ~e d~- l~ a~ SoYd+otaa t] R~aoi Ri Ne~or LJ 1) 17~5 pcoj~ct ~S lo~o~d ~o~ri~ Moo~e Ra~ge M~adaws Sbb~div~.s~, ~ t~ KN'QVR? Xcs Q No ta YfTt~ is the p~t~o~ect~vit~iaona orbot~a~: - tbo v~le ~~$ a~flt? Y'o~ 4 No t] Not S1a~ • tbe ?.~~oot pnDlic ose asae~ent~ Yes 0 No t7 Nat 6~n~ . . 3)1~a projeot ia loc~ed witb~ioo SO•t~t o~f t~ osdi~ar~ ~~atet (OI~ or mr~~ waoet ~~ of ~ aoadtama~ str~ma? Yes m No C Not soQO r~6e~e OrS~ ar1~W lmc i~ D 4~ Docs aay pottiocc of tba projat c~ab7evet or e~dmd ~ H~e 0~1 oc I~V o~~ strea~a? Y~ 0 Nv Q Nvt sare rbe~e 0~- orMH'~V line~s L7 , S) Docs a~pottion af t~eprojoCt extead ~ tbe O~Vor M~W line a[the ~'Octam? Yac m Na t7 Nvt star~ 0-~ o~h~4V li~e~s t] ~ Doee th~s pcojcct srplaoe a pcioz e~o~im~g at~ct~+e? Y~ Q~ No 0 ~'~li 1~dal bc acs~c~od or drod~edf~o~athe floo~p~ot tiver bad? Yes C7 No C~ Tf y~s, Wba~tirpe? 8~ ~iIl mak~iel ~meladic8 ~po~s, deb~is+ a oveivu~oea) bedepoa~ad in t~~oo~laip orm-r~ Yaa, - a~ia~ ioag? Ye~, pem~oem~~y 0 No p ~~, ~~c cyp~ ~matea~~s i~ c~ean ~ill & atmor stone ~, ~o,~; 81,940 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~2 Nearshor6 ~a~ t~rc ~u mac~~~ ~~c ~ ~,~a on ~s ~ro~e~ ~~~e. track hoe, dum truck ~. _ _ ____ - --- -- ---- - - - gb) Wba~ ~otorized '~t ~ eo use~. b~to~- oA~ o~ ~vet treck hoe dump truck ~ ~~~~~ ~I~ ~~~i Plr~/~~~ ~~ y~~~~ ~~~ KAC: pACB 1 . ~ oa~otio~ ~ ~ , ~ '..t ~ ~ ~'.~ ~ ~ ;.,' 'J ~ ~.I :'i !l ~ hT ',: ~.~i -U 1'l -: ~ ~ ~.' 1 1 ~ 1 u ~1 ~ Il ~~ ~ U J ~ 1 ~ 11 ~L Y' O ~ ` ` ~ Il Y Y M E ~ T1~Y~C: -~~ W~D G 1: ~5 ~M G~MPAC~P FRX f~0. ~~~72690~z8 ?, ; 5I19 ~ 1 • • • N~ul~•A ~nc Permit A~ l~cafiio ~ n Fa ~ Z ~ ~ PP g 9c) L~agtb a~oma moco~od oq~p~ant willbe used bdo~ OHP~ Several months 9c~ t,~~ o~'b.,~~,~o~rizod ~q~i~ent ~Il be u~od ~Do~e uH~v~t several months 10) AQoctiot~ to t~a ~~e: From the City Center, head east on the Kenai Spur Hwy. Take a right onto the Bridge ACCess Roa d. T he site wi ~ i b e on t he ng hl seYeral blocks down the road. Physical address is 620 8~idg~ Accoss Road. ~ i t) S~cfaa ara ~a ~ac~s c~ ~etl~mda or atb~ w~ters fiU,od; 6.5 acYes , l1) Is say pottio~ ai t~ ~aurY ats~dt oomple~? Ycs II, No ~. If Ye.s, desan~e the oompd~od wo~ ,~,~,,._._ 13y nd~s~ of ~~8 ~ o~, t~s~s, r~c,, wbo~ p~p~aty ~oia~ t~a w~abo~y ~i mo~ t~a caa b~ ~od ba~ ple~e ~mtch a ~a~1e~e~ ~ist), C~y o~ K~nai, 210 ~idaigo Ave, Ste 200, Kenai, aK 99611 Ge~r~dge Marlene, PO 8ox 62, Salmon, ID 81467' D~ese af Siika~ PO 8ox 244$Q~, Anchorage, AK 99624 SICz~A~ OF APpLIGANT ~ DATE S~ OF AUT~O~TION I herc~y ~tboud~a, PND, lnoorporated (Jenni(er Lu~dberg) y~ ea #a ~ bd~t a~ ~~at ia t~e p~~oacs~~ d t~ Sp~I~DD 8Da t0 ~m~,1~D t~l~'C~ ~ f~ 3~1~ ~~L1 p~ ~~~OtL ..p~ ~6 j~ ~o~del~r a,pet~t o~pc~miota to am~oDU tbc ~~r.9cnbe~ ia~ds ep~ic~cdaa I oa~j Q~tbe i~o~aado~ mt~is apPU~tlon ~ oo~pl~t~e mod aocura~e. Yf~a aaro'~y~at I po~ess t~O ~bo~ity to vada~ba t'~ ~vo~c ~c~d ~tcid ot am admg aat~e dolp~o~ro~wod a~tcf d~e ~pphc~mo~ ~ . ~ ~ SIGNA'Ti~ OFAGE,~tf DATE ~ ~*~«~~i~1~#~ «~t~~ ~~1~~~ ~~~I~~N~~~~i~s~#~i#i~ if1~~~rsr~sWS+rs~r~il~~st~~~` ~~~~~~1~ii~i~~~i~i ~iti~Mi Ia V s.C, Se~don 100I p~ovidcs ~ac:'~lDotvet, in aq~ra~aaar ~t~e Jv~ctioaof aaldsp-~rdm~t or s8vnc,y of t~e ~JAi~d SCateB la~owia~y aad ~~ ~a, cat~a~s, oc oo~va~s vp ~~it~ ~c~em~o, ot d~~ a ma~al tf~x or ma~kes aayi~lso, ~dous ot ~udWeac s~tammas or ~tadaos ara~ or use~ ~4r brls~ ~rit~'nag o~dc~cus~eat k~o~i~,g saaao ~o c~ as~r ~ fi'c~ or~r~uleac ~ o~ e~y, s~llb~e 8aod no~tmora ~a Sio,OOO or 'u~priso~od ~oot ~+e~tb~ fi~ve yea~ otb~o~b. I~~ PAt~ 2 061b?~03 i,~Y-~1~-'~~ ~IED Ol ~ 4~ PM OPMPAC~IP rRx Nu ~~; ~~b~u4~d ", ib~ t~ FG# (0'E'f1(~VS'~ ONL1~ A~~,SKA DEPARTNi~NT OF FIS~ AND G~ c~ECIAL A1t~A, PERMIT APp~ICATION ~For appro~-a~l of a project nr activity a-itbin a stau ga~ne t~efuge, gau~e ~anc~ar~-, oz cri~c~l ba6itat area) Pu~uat~t io S AAC 9S _ 1~~is applicadoa taust be c~1, e~ly fillcd ouc ia arder fa t~~ d~~eac co P~ca~e rype or priat cl~atly ~~k. If a quesrion is ~at applicable to your i~~icato Qn ~~o approptis~t 1imt. A. APPLICANT a ptoposed projoct oc aativicy. do Aot imov~ t~o ~aswer, ple~o ~o Nan~o: A1"I'N~ Dan ~4~~- . ,. .._. C~rtQaaY: ~~c Star S eod~ 1~c. _ Adrjr~.SS: P4 Box 19Q, Kcnai AK 99611 _ _ ^ ~.~+~w P~onc (day): 4, 25.258-4S6I O~ Nam~ of ~espoasible Party i~ tbe Field: PND. Inc (Jeanifet 1uad~~t) __ B, ~ ~F ~~tQ~~ SlT~ ~ - ~ame of Spvc~al Ar~a: ~~ Riv,~r ia1 ~cmencArea _ _ . Sp~cific Pmjo~t Loca~tia~: Bivr~c~iile i ,, -,~ Tawn~hip 5N Raog~ 11ti1V Merid~aa~~ Socbion SVII'/. 4 dt SE!(~,S ' Quacta Scctioa _ USGS Map Kc~ai C~ I~ tbe ~toj~Ct oa: private lafld„~TS 98_ atau 18ttid,~ f~desal laad~_____, an~nic~pal4~d .' o~w~oc~ip uolmowa,,~„ wa~~odics crossed or otbelwi~e aPfected: xa~i Rlvrr .ru~~s~ ~ ~S C~lC pSO,jOCt l~ ~0 G~L~ ZCO~~ * YC9 X NO ~,r„_ Ifyc.~, att~ch a ooaapletod Coastal Pt~oject Qtus~ioc~nair~ to tbis ~plication.~ C. DESCRIP'IIO RO~ECT AR A Qn acp~rte, attacb~cd shc~~ ps~ovide comptetr plaas a~ad speaficationa and all ot~a de~~s noc~as~ry to fully d~sa~be thc 9capc of ~be piopo~d proj0ct or acdvity. Iaclodo, at a'mu~aum, t~e Eo~Uowiog informa4o~e ~ ?he gurpose of che pro~~cc oi ~cxivity. 'TU~ tinacframc fa ~hc pxujat or acavity, including thc Spocl~C bale pccri~odS t~r 8ay ~Watci W~k ot Othe~ acahCeS wbicb a~y disturb fish otwild~if~. ~f,~~ ~,~~ ~ ~ ~~~,~ your ~ro~s~ ora;~ ~~ ~d~m ~~ ~a~~ ~o, pleuc ~oatecc ~ x~e~n~ ~e ~~o~~oa ~~;w o~. ~~ '~ %FF9~9lL~F 'O~I Xd~ ~~~'~~~ ~~~~1~ IX~~X Y~d ~~~ i ~~~ ~0-1i-,~ui~ J ~ `~7Y-0~-~~ ~'ED Oi ~46 PM ~P~;PRCI~P h ph f~a a ~?zs5~y~a A de5criptioA of oons~vctioo s~aethods, types, aad quaad~es of equip~ea~ aad numb~r of pcople iavolvoal. P, i 7~' 19 A descnpeon of watet vs~ inclUdiug mcthods of ~vic~d[awal, rat~ of w~iib~sw~l, and tho tola~ qU~tity of watet r~qu~t~d A last of fi~! and excavaticm quanati~s includsng t~u typcs af macetia~l and tbe soiace. A map end dcsccipt~on ~howing ~ow aocess will be gained to the p~oject ar~a (t~e USGS 1:b3,360 s~cale t~naps wherc availabl~). A~Otailed map ar plaa vicw, drawn to sc~ale, ~d any aoss,secco~al tiievv~ aoocssaty to s~ow project f~aaues and lcx~l copography inclw~ng ~c 1oca~on of aU facilia~s ~ pro~joc~ di~.~ioas. ~_ . A curraat a~r{~i p6ooogtapb of tbe project location (if awail8ble). ~, a~~ PE~MiTs IdeaAfy o~r stato o~ fodcral pao~it~ or aut~o~atioffi ob~iaed ar appliod f~r, USACB, AC~V4' ~~TIGATTON: As a oond~tion of ~ojos~ apptoval, $ppv~~us will bo roqui~od ~o coa~xusat~ fu11y f~r damagc to ~sh ~nd ~il~ife and th~Y babl~t bY emPlo~ing tbe snost a~Propriate t~,nic~es. DVbete dct~m~nod s~ecessaty by tb~ d~pa~ncat, a mi~~oo~ plan ptu~aat to S AAC 9S w~l be roqu~d, I~IERE~Y CERTIFY T'SA,T ALL IKFORMA'~ON PRO~IDED ON 4R ~t CONN~CTION ~~IT'~ T~S APP~.IGA1'ION IS'fRtJ~ ANn COMPLETE TO T~ B~ST OF B~' I~NOWI,EDG~ AND B~LIE~. 4 ~ ~~~I~~~~Ii/.~ ~ ~~ Si~a3cta~e of Ap~l~cant Date ..or.rrr~.-ww~/ .wr Na~nc af ~ppt~ca~,t (please p~t) ~ SUD1~iIT APpIICA'f tON 6Y MAB. OR lN FER~SON 1~01~ APP'ROP'RIATE D~ART,MENT OF PISH 11NND GAME ]~BITAT AND R~STORATiON DIVISION O~FIG'~. ~L9bitet a~d R~e,~tor~aon Divisioa Arddr~ts; IUNL~AU ~SQUtbroast Ala9ka . Rcgion ~ 802 3rd S~et, D~oug~as, AK 998z4 (46S•4Z90} ANCHQRAG~ (Souchcontral, Sou~wes~ aad Wester~ Al~c~ ~ ReBiou I~ 333 R~borty Road, Aflcbotage, AK 99518-1594 (z67-2284} ~~AIRB~ (I~taioz and t~rcdc Alaska • R,~g~on I~ 1300 C~oUege Road, Fairbanl~, AK 99701-) 599 (451~192) i~,9Y-C5-0~ wED G I~ y? F"I OF~iPRC i~ ~' Hh N~. ~u ~~byu~cn r ~ d! 1 ~ Pacific Star S~afoods, ~nc Bulkhead Acp~~~ccmeut Purpose of Project or Actlvity 11vs is a rcplacemeat bt~lk~ead dock projcc~ The proje~t includes ins~lling a n~ew, appcoxim~ately a50 foot bulkhead i~ front of t~e existing, unsafe stYVCttae aad cacapsulatiag tbe ezisting bulkh~ad. The exis~ing bulkbead has expcrienced si~aificaut s~cour and wadcrcutting (s~ acta~hod pbotos). This replacement wilt mak,e the dock saf~ for commeresai ~shing op~ratio~s at tbe pxocessi~g plnnt and allow for si~ificaatly gnat~r capacity. Thete c~urr+ently is the capaci~y for 1-2 cranes for loading a~d waload,in,g fishing vessels ai the dock. '~i'b~ ae~- butkh~i ~rill increaso the cap~city to 10 craae9. 'rhe project will also do~olop t~c area to the east to a~at~ a storag~ a~a aad acc~ss road. Tbe drain~age swales will be placed in culverts a~ad scorra~vatec directcd to the san~e areas. The oper~a~n includes borh tbe P~ci~c Sfiar Scafoods plant ~nd t4~ S~~lamatof Scafoods pl~at. The aew acccss road will permit be~er and safer access betw~ the two s~ructures and elia~in~ate thc need to aoss at ~~dgo 1~cccss Road. Ytmefr~me CosuDuction will ac~cr from ~, Constru~tiort Methods . x'he bulkhead will be con~tructcd using a Ia~d-~ased csaae with vib~atory ham~ner, The s~ee~ wiil bo placod t~ea cleaa backfill placed Tho aew storage arca will be co~saucted by build'wg a berm betweea the two plaats as s~own on tbe d~a~ngs. This iacludes t~e roadbcd, path~ay, and arnaor s~one. 1~e oquipno~ent iacl~des a ftonc ~oader, duxnp truok, and track boe. The area behind the bGrn1 will then be filled wi~. clean ~ill, Thv ~rai~agcs will bc placed in cuiverts following t~eu samc generaJ direecction. 1~e n.ew stor~ge area ead access road wi11 have a gravel surfacc. D~scription of Water Use water use wiU cooriaue as it has for The ncw bullchead will be piaced paraJlel to the ~st~ng sttuctwe but slight~y watorward. Fiii and Exc~vation (luant~tjes inciuding source For thc buUthead, th~r~ will be appioximatelY 1,300 line~r feet of aew ~hoet piles aad approxi~a~ly 44,000 cy of clesn fill covcri~g approximately 0.8 acres. The storage area and access road ~ill ~oquile app~oxunately 41,944 cy of fili covering appCOxim~ately 5.7 acres. Fot purposes of this project, the new stotago ~rea is considetad w~dands untii chown to b~ othe~rwisc. Access Des~~iption ~ AlI acccss will be from tho uplands, Tbere are already Iarge Yoh~clc roads t~at caa accommodate t~~ co~o~sttuetiou equipment, Ail ~cccss will be frota city s~reets and property owaed by Paeific 5 tar Sea foods, I~c. Q1 '~ 15~G~~ll ~E ,1~j X~~ K~i~j~~ ?~';~,1K 'u~1~~I ~"I~~ Q~:G ~~1 ~Q-I l-~uI~1 Pacific Star Seafoods, Inc Bulkhead Replacement ~.~ ~ Photograph 1 Looking downstream along the top of the existing bulkhead from the eastern corner. The upper middle of this photo shows the bend in the wali approximately half way down the structure. The new bulkhead will be waterward of this structure. .~ . , l~.«~~.~ • ~~. ~„ .YY~, %~~~ Photograph 2 This photo is looking easterly from the center bend of the wall. The yellow building in the top right corner is the Salamatof Seafoods building. The condition of the structure is obvious in the picture. The upper piles are the original structure and the lower piles driven when the structure was undercut. The angled piles were also placed later to prevent the , top of the wall from falling out and failing. . 1 ~~ ~ ~ ESTlMATE OF UANTITiES: . BULKHEAD: FILL AREA......,... 35,000 FTZ (0.8 AC) FILL VOLUME.......44,000 C.Y. SHEET PILE..........1,300 LIN, FT. CRANES ...................10 (2 EXISTING, 8 NEVV) ACCESS ROAD & STORAGE AREA: FILL AREA ................250,000 FT (5.7 AC) CLEAN FILL ...............220,000 FT2 ~ ARMOR STONE & ' FILTER ROCK..,...,,,,..30,000 FT2 (0.7 AC) FILL VOLUME....,......41,900 C.1'. CLEAN FILL.........31500 C.Y. i - '. ~.~', M. .~. i , ,~, ~.:~ ~ ~T.6 ° 0"N ~~~: ~^ ~ .I ~ • y~ ' M.. , R IT ~, ~ ' ~~ ~ : ~.t~ ~ ~ ~ . :~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , ~~ ~ ~ .~:, ~ ~ c~ ,,.. ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~' . r+ . r ~ ~~~ Al ~r ~ ~ ~~ • ~, ~ ~ - I , ~ ` , ` ~ ~ , , , ~ ; ~_ 11 ~iii~'~iw~!n' ~ ~~ ~ ~ Z ~ • ~ , ~ ~ ` ~~. ~ - „~; ; _ ~. ~ . VlCINlTY MAP S~,q~E (FEE NOAAA 16fi62 FILTER ROCK.......1,100 C.Y. ~ 0 3000 600o spo~ i ARMOR STONE.....3,~00 C.Y. ~ ~ (3~1 ; , , ~ ~ ~ , ~ HW ' ~ ~ ~-~ 0 , Q :~ ! ~ , . , , ~ / . ldt ~ ~ -~1 .~•~ / ~ / / ~' ~ . . ~' ~' ~ ~] ~ QI ' ~ ~ ~ CC ,a ~, ~ , . , . . . J+1 M po ~ ~ E1.19.9 = LL~ ~-- " . ~ .- ~ EXIST(NG BOAT M `~ , ±14 ~' ~, .. -- p _.---- RAMP , ~ ,• ,,,~ MLL '' .. a5~~ ~ - ~TS 98 ~ EXISTING FAILING ~ - -- - - , ,, ~ ~ . ' CRANFr ' ~ BULKHEAD... ,, ~ ~ ~ '`T'YPICAL - . ~~-pPEN CELL ~ ~ ~ .. '~ ~ ~ ~ -~ ~ DOCK ~ ~ KENAI , EXISTING ~ g r- . IVER ~~ LL r -- -' ~;~ ° -~ ~EASONAL 40' x 3" P~ `' "' ~ ~ ` TO ~ .~ ~ - ~ _ _.-. ~ - ~ - ~REMA(N ~OODEN FLOATS ~ ~ SCAL.E (FEE7~ ` '' ` ~ ~ ~ ~ f~$ ~, ~ " ~ ~ ~' 0 100 200 300 400 . ~~ ~ -- ~ _, _ . ~. ~0 • PURPOSE: VICINITY M~ p PACIFIC STAR SEAFOODS, INC. TO REPLACE FAILING A, PLaN & B UNSAFE BULKHEAD AND EST'IMATE UF QUANTiTIES ~LKHEAD DOCK ADD STAGING AREA ° , ON: KENAi RIVER, NEAR MOUTH NEAR; CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA ADJACENT PR4PERTY OWNERS: pACIFIC STAR SEAF FOR: PACIFIC STAR SEAFQODS, INC. ..1 ~ CITY OF KENAI OODS, INC. BY, PND, INC. '~ GEORDGE MARLENE P.O. BOX 190 3 DlOCESE OF SITKA KENAI, AK 996~1 APRIL 2004 SHEET 1 of 2 ~~ ~ CRANE p EX. H.T. ELEV. +26 ___. T SEASONAL 40' x 3` WOODEN FLOATS p MLLW ELEV. 0.0 w ELEV. +27t 1 . OPEN CELL ~ BULKHEAD . .r, .~+ ^' ~' r'~' SECTION A-A TIQAL DATUM: HIGH TIDE (EST.) ............... .26.00' MHHW . .. ... ......................... .20.70' , MHW .:...................................... 19.90' MLW .................................. ..2.20' M LLW , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ~.0 . 00' LOVIITIDE (EST.) ................. •G,00' I I ~ TING BULKHEAD EXIS LOCATI4N VARIES ~ 1 ~ ( I 1 DNA f1 1 PURPOSE: PACIFIC STAR SEAFO~DS, INC. TO REPLACE FAILING SECT~ON A-A, SECTION B-6 BULKHEAD QOCK UNSAFE BULKHEAD AND & TIDAL DATUM ~ ADD STAGING AREA ~ ON: KENAI RIVER, NEAR MOUTH ~ • NEAR; CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNEP,S: PACIFIC STAR SEAFOODS INC. FOR; PACIFIC STAR SEAFOOUS, INC. Q CITY OF KENAI ~ BY. PND, INC. ~EORDGE MARLENE P,O. 80X 190 DIOCESE OF SITKA KENAI, AK 99611 APRiI 2404 SHEET 2 of 2