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Regula~ Meeting, 3anuary 17, 1
Kenai City Hall
Rat Dye, Chairman
AGENDA
1. ROLL CALL
2. AGENDA APPROVAL
3. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
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APPROVAL OF MINUTES of December 20, 1983
DIRECTOR'S REPORT
6. OLD BUSINESS
a. Discussion:
Results of Work Session 3anua~y 6, 1984
7. NEW BUSINESS
a. Budget
8. COMMISSION QUESTIONS & COMMENTS
9. ADOOURNMENT
KENAI ADVISORY LIBRARY COMMISSION
Regula~ Meeting, 3anuary 17, 1984
Kenai City Hall
Ra~ Dye, Chairman
1. ROLL CALL
P~esent: Dye, Castimo~e, Heus, quesnel, Smalley, Swa~ne~,
Tu~ne~
2. AGENDA APPROVAL
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Agenda approved with no changes
PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD
None
APPROVAL OF MINUTES of Decembe~ 20, 1984
Minutes were approved as submitted.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Mrs. DeForest reminded the Commission that the City Council
meeting is 1/18/84. The Council will be considering the
awarding of the architects contract.
6. OLD BUSINESS
a ·
Discussion: Results of Work Session January 6th.
Chairman Dye brought the Commission up to date on the
results of the work session and introduced the drawing done
by Mr. Gintoli. The Commission reviewed the plans. It was
noted that the arctic entry on Mrs. DeForest's office was in
need of repairs and may come from revenue sharing funds.
Chairman Dye turned the discussion to the upcoming City
Council meeting and the memo that was submitted as a result
of the work session.
MOTION:
Commissioner Swarner moved to confirm the memo of 1/12/84 as
submitted to the City council, seconded by Commissioner
Sm~ 1 1 ~.y.
Dr. Turner stated that he objected to the memo, that it had
not been done as a Commission and proper procedures had not
been followed.
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MOTION WITHDRAWN
with consent
o f second.
MOTION:
Commissioner Turner moved that the Library Commission
recommends to the Kenai City Council that the firm of
Lane, Knorr, Rlunkett, Architects be awarded the contract
for the library expansion project because 1) they have
experience in library design and construction and have
won many awards for building design, 2) they have designed
the existing library structure which has proven to be of
excellent quality, comparatively maintenance free, and a
comfortable, efficient building for library service until
it was outgrown, seconded by Commissioner Castimo~e.
Commissioner Turner noted that he did object to this. firm
in that it was not the cheapest bid turned in. Commissioner
Hues noted that Lane, Knorr, P lunkett noted that there were
more services than noted in their bid and asked how
important this would be in consideration, Chairman Dye
stated that 3ack LaShot did not feel that that should be
a consideration.
VOTE:
Motion passed with Chairman Dye, Commissioners Castimore,
Heus, Quesnel, Smalley and Swa~ne~ voting yes; Commissione~
Turner voting no.
The Commission next discussed furniture and carpeting.
Councilman Measles suggested that the Commission not make
any decisions on these items until the~e is some estimate of
cost.
MOTION:
Commissioner Heus moved to recommend that the Library
Commission ~ecommends that furniture and carpeting be bid
separateiy from the structure and that these costs be a
pa~t of the $700,000, seconded by Commissione~ Swarne~.
VOTE:
Motion passed unanimously.
7. NEW BUSINESS
a. Budget
The first session of budget review was held by Director
DeForest and the Commission. Commissioner Swarner noted a
large piece of the cement in front of the library was
dangerous and in need of repair. Since someone has already
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fallen and been injured, it was decided to recommend the
repair to public works or place in the budget fo~ next year
depending upon the decision of public works. Book prices
have increased considerably which will increase this item.
A carousel projector is needed,a Rom Reader, and the arctic
entry repaired.
This item will also be on the next agenda.
8. COMMISSION COMMENTS & QUESTIONS
Chairman Dye announced his resignation, and expressed his
thanks to the efforts of the Commission. Commissioner
Turner expressed his regret that Chairman Dye would be
leaving and expressed deep appreciation in all the hard work
that has gone into the library expansion.
9. ADOOURNMENT
There being no fu~the~ business, the meeting was adjourned
at ~:~0 pm. The next regula~ meeting of the Library
Commission is Tuesday, February 21, 1~84 at 7:00 pm.
Oanet Lope~
Secretary