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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-11-24 Summary- AGENDA KENAI PLANNING ~ ZONING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1971 7:00 P.M. - KENAI LIBRARY JAMES E. FISHER - CHAIRMAN ITEM l: ROLL CALL ITEM 2: APPROVAL OF MINUTES REGULAR MEETING, NOVEMBER 10, 1971 ITEM 3: OLD BUSINESS a. b. c. ITEM 4: NEW BUSINESS a. Assignment of lease - Roy Cason b. Fire Zones - Fire Chief c. What additional planning required for additional North Kenai Industrial Development - Off shore South Cook Inlet development. d. Swimming pool - construction location and use in Kenai (what agency) e. f. g• MINUTES ° KENAI PLANNING ~ ZONING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING - NOVEMBER 24, 1971 JAMES E. FISHER - CHAIRMAN ROLL CALL: Members present - Ruby Coyle, Al Cruver, James Elson, Al Hudson, Loretta Knackstedt and Chairman James E. Fisher Members absent - Nick Poppin The secretary was directed to write a memo to the City Manager asking: 1. Status of Street Naming $ Numbering 2. Who's responsibility? 3. How much budgeted for implementation? 4. What is the cut off date? MINUTES: The minutes of Regular Meeting of November 10, 1971, were approved as distributed. ITEM 4 (a) Assignment of lease - Ray Cason After much discussion, the Commission would like to have a report from Administration before making any recommendation. 1. Ask for a sketch of the lot, showing the placement of the building 2. Why only half a lot assigned? 3. With respect to this assignment, what the ownership might be. 4. In the future, before any construction, a development plan be approved before the assignFi.nt of leases. Knacksted moved and Hudson seconded the City of Kenai investigate the leasing policy to prevent speculation on City owned land under lease or to be leased, whereby the lease on these properties are non-assignable except for security purposes. There were no objections and was so ordered. MINUTES KENAI PLANNING ~ BONING MEETING NOVEMBER 24, 1971 Page two ITEM 3 (a) Trailers Elson made a report on trailers. He reported in the proposed Borough Zoning Ordinance, in some zones they are permitted outright, some zones permitted with a use permit and some zones are prohibited. He recommends setting up a procedure such as this, permitting "Grandfather rights" on trailers in existence. Hudson moved to follow the suggestion of the Building Inspector and ban trailers from City Limits, only in trailer parks, and that trailers here now have ':'Grandfather rights". The motion died for lack of a second. ITEM 4 (b) Fire Zones - Fire Chief The Fire Chief reported Fire Zones protects businesses and residences from higher insurance, provide a method of orderly development and gives a basis of authority. Fire Chief Wisecarver will do more research on this and come back with his recommendations. ITEM 4 (c) What additional Tannin re uired for additional North Kenai In ustrial Development - 0 s ore Sout Coo I n l e t D eve 1 opm en t ___,______..__..._.._._,__._._......._,..._,._._~ With the proposed new industry, there needs to be a follow through with: 1. Lease. control 2. Trailer Ordinance 3. Fire Code Mr. Fisher has made a research on the impact from the explosive growth from a few years ago. He will distribute this to the Commissioners before the next meeting. ITEM 4 (d) Swimming pool - Construction location and use in Kenai (what agency) ._____.~_ Mr, Glotfelty related he had a request from Mr. Haywood, Supt. of Schools, to meet with Council regarding a swimming pool. Mr. Glotfelty would like ~ the Commissions's recommendation for a location. MINUTES KENAI PLANNING ~ ZONING MEETING NOVEMBER 24, 1971 Page three Item 4 (d) continued. Elson moved and Coyle seconded to indicate the location of the South East corner, where the Spur Highway and Beaver Loop intercepts, as first choice and the location in the Fidalgo Subdivision by the Public Safety Building as second choice. The motion carried 4 - 2. Voting yes; Coyle, Elson, Knacksted, and Fisher. Voting no; Hudson and Gruver. Elson moved and Gruver seconded, the location is for purposes of negotiating with the Kenai Peninsula School District. There were no objections and was so ordered. MEETING ADJOURNED 10:00 P.M.