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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-08-25 SummaryAGENDA KENAI PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING - AUGUST 25, 1971 7:00 P.M. - KENAI LIBRARY JAMES E. FISHER - CHAIRMAN ITEM l: ROLL CALL ITEM 2: APPROVAL OF MINUTES REGULAR MEETING, AUGUST 11, 1971 ITEM 3: OLD BUSINESS a. Kenai Peninsula Borough Ordinance relating to zoning. b. Civic Center Site c. Armory - What is development plan d. Possible sale of City Land - Lot 31, Section 31, T5N, R11W. S.B.M. e. f. g• ITEM 4: NEW BUSINESS Peter Kiewit - Lease - Old Runway a. b, Associated Divers - Lease L 14, B 1 c. Control Tower d. e. f. ITEM 5: SECRETARY'S REPORT ITEM 6: ADJOURN MINUTES KENA~ PLANNING & ZONING CO~+IMI5SION REGULAR MEETING, AUGUST 25, 1971 JAMES E. FISHER - CHAIRMAN ROLL CALL: Members present - Ruby Coyle, Al Cruver, James Elson, Al Hudson, Loretta Knackstedt, Nick Poppin and Chairman James E. Fisher. Members absent - None MINUTES: The Minutes of Regular Meeting of August 11, 1971 were approved as distributed-: ITEM 3 (a) Kenai Peninsula Borough Ordinance relating to Zoning The secretary was directed to write a letter to Council asking what the Commission should do about the Borough Zoning Ordinance and Comprehensive Plan in view of the Councils action of August 18, 1971, where McCrady moved and Norene seconded the Kenai City Council support ths~ concept for first class cities doing their own planning and zoning and support legislation to that effect, if needed, with appropriate funding from the State to accomplish that purpose and further that the monies allocated to the Borough for the above purpose be allocated instead to the cities within the Borough. Knackstedt asked a letter be directed to the Borough Planning and Zoning for a comparative analysis of any changes, additions, or deletions of the proposed Borough Zoning Ordinance 71-9 VS City Zoning Ordinance. To explain in Section 20.25.010 "to aid in the rendering of fire and police protection." and also in the same section "to facilitate adequate provisions for such community utilities and facilities as water, sewer, electrical distribution systems, transportation, schools, parks and in general to promote public health, safety and general welfare.'° And that on page 95, para 2, and elsewhere it is dealing with land outside the cities. There were no objections and was so ordered. Item 3 (b) Civic Center Site Ruth Hursh introduced Helen Larson, the Public Health Nurse and Dan Larson from F.A.A. They are interested in the Civic Center. The Commission would like to know what the status of the Mayor's Committee is. If they have recommendations and if so, what. Mrs. Hursh and Mrs. Larson are also interested in the status and would like to serve on the Mayor's Committee on the Civic Center. MINUTES OF KENAI PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION, AUGUST 25, 1971 Page two Item 4 (c) F.A.A. Control Tower The secretary was directed to write to our Congress delegation asking the status and completion date of the control tower, the need recently so tragically dramatized. Item 3 (c) Armory - what is the development plan The Commission reviewed, at one time, the development plan for the Armory. Item 3 (d) Possible sale of City Land - Lot 31, Section 31, T5N, R11W S.B.h The Commission would like to know from the Administration 1. What is the development plan 2. What is it currently zoned 3. Why does the City wish to sell it 4. What is the acreage 5. What is the current value 6. What is the projected value 7. What effects will the new road r.o.w. have on this lot. Item 4 (a) Peter Kiewit - Lease The Peter Kiewit Construction Co. would like a 200 x 400 foot area on the south end of the old runway for a temporary construction shop and equipment storage during the construction of the Urban Section. Poppin moved and Knackstedt seconded to accept the location and authorize the lease with the grounds be left in as ~ good as or better condition. The motion carried with Fisher dissenting. Item 4 (b) Associated Divers - Lease L 14, B 1. Recently the Associated Divers dropped their lease on lots in CIIAP. They inadvertently dropped Lot 14, B 1. They would-like to re-lease this lot. The Commission would like to have more pertinent data and attachment. Coyle moved and Elson seconded that these leases be submitted in the regular format with all pertinent information and attachments in the future. There were no objections and was so ordered. At the close of the meeting Mr. Fisher stated he would like to be replaced as chairman. MEETING ADJOURNED 9:40 P.M.