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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-06-28 SummaryAGENDA ~ KENAI PLANNING ~ ZONING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING - JUNE 28, 1972 AL HUDSON - CHAIRMAN ITEM l: ROLL CALL ITEM 2: APPROVAL OF MINUTES, JUNE 14, 1972 PUBLIC HEARING - REZONING - GOVERNMENT LOTS 16 THRU 29 AND LOTS 31 THRU 33 OF SECTION 6, TSN, R11W, SBM FROM RURAL RESIDENTIAL TO COMMERCIAL. ITEM 3: OLD BUSINESS A. Trailers B. FAA Housing C. Trading of City lands for recreational lots D. Water/sewer project - 2nd Avenue E. F. ITEM 4: NEW BUSINESS A. Preliminary subdivision of Block 1 of First Addition to Etolin Subdivision. B. City Tidelands, Recreation Area C. D. E. ITEM 5: SECRETARY'S REPORT ITEM 6: ADJOURN MINUTES KENAI PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING - JUNE 28, 1972 7:00 P.M. - KENAI LIBRARY AL HUDSON, CHAIRMAN ROLL CALL: Members Present - Al Cruver, Jim Elson, Ruby Coyle, Ron Malston, Nlck Popping, and Chairman Al Hudson. *Tn Late. Members Absent ~ Fred Korpinen. ITEM 2: APPROVAL OF MINUTES, JUNE 14. 1972 The minutes of the regular meeting of June 14, 1972 were approved as distributed. PUBLIC HEARING - REZONING - GOVERNMENT LOTS. 16 THRU 29 AND LOT 31 T U F , 5N, 1 ., FROM RURAL RESIDENT AL T COMMERCIAL. There was no input from the public. After some. discussion by the Commission, Elson moved and Coyle seconded for the change from Rural Residential to Commercial. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. TTEM 3: OLD BUSINESS (a) Trailers Jim Elson presented a proposal to the Commission for the regulation of trailers. It was strongly felt by the Commission and the Administration that trailer regulations axe needed in the City. After much discussion by the Commission, Elson moved and Coyle seconded that the City establish a prohibition for use of mobile home type structures for commercial or public assembly and that those existing would have to be replaced with a permanent ~e~~,e~r within 5 years . Elson stated that this is just a concept. MINUTES, KE.NAI: PLANNING ~ ZONLNG Item 3-A, Trailers, Continued. The motion passed Elson displayed a sections. He sta prohibitive; and, permit. MEETINGt JUNE 28, 1972 Page two unanimously by roll call vote. map showing it marked off into 7 ted that Sections 1,2,3 ~ 4 would be Sections 5,6 ~ 7 would be with a use Elson stated that this would apply to residential occupancy. Elson moved and Poppin seconded that the Planning Commission approve his plan as presented, that being areas 1,2,3 ~ 4 prohibitive; 5,6 ~ 7 use permit. Elson again commented that this is just a concept. After some discussion, a roll call vote was taken. The motion passed unanimously, It was the Commission's feeling that the Administration should look at the concepts proposed; refine the de- finitions; research for backup material; and, get comments from the local bankers in regards to de- preciation of mobile homes. Al Hudson and Jim Elson stated they would be available should the Administration require further information. Senator Bob Palmer appeared at the meeting. Ruby Coyle asked him about the Kenai River Bridge. Senator Palmer stated that approval was received from all State .and Federal agencies. He further added that the Commissioner stated it would go to bid late this summer or early this fall. He stated that if Federal funds are very seriously restricted, plans on the Kenai River Bridge would have. to be cut. Senator Palmer was asked about the paving of Beaver Loop and Forest Drive. He stated that they would not be paved this year, but that there was provision made for dust pollitives, As there were no further questions, Senator Palmer excused himself from the meeting. MINUTES., KENAI. PLANNING ~ ZONING MEETLNG, JUNE 28, 1972 Page Three 3 With the concensus of the Commission, Item 4-A was heard at this time, ITEM 4: NEW BUSINESS (a) Preliminary Subdivision of Block 1 of First Addition to Etol~.n Su ivision. The Administration asked for the Commissions concurrance to subdivide Block 1 of Etolin Subdivision, that being lots 1,2,3 & 4. After some discussion by the Commission, Poppin moved and Cruver seconded to accept Block 1, First Addition of Etolin Subdivision, preliminary plat. The motion carried unanimously. h t o s e h Co is i n£ a; p o a as Lo 3 E of S di 'so to' i a ce s e. He brought with him preliminary plans for his store. He stated that it is 1100 sa. ft. 120' x 96'. i He received unanimous approval from the Commission to go ahead with his project. ITEM 3: OLD BUSINESS (b) FAA Housin Mr. Glotfelty stated that the Administration would have a use plan for the FAA Housing ready by July 19, 1972. He stated that it will be submitted to both Council and the Planning ~ Zoning Commission for their consideration. He further stated that there are 11 buildings out there - 2 auonset huts and the rest housing. He related that Daubenspeck owns a piece of ground that the FAA housing is sitting on, but hopefully. they can negotiate the lease that the Federal government has with Daubenspeck. He stated that all monies derived from the use of these facilities will go back into the airport fund, He stated that this is an extension of the airport package. MhNUTESp KE.NA,I' ~L~NNING F ZONTNG MEE_'~ING~ JUNE 28, 1972 Page four Item 3 OLD BUSINESS (d) Water/Sewer Project - 2nd Avenue Mr. Massey stated that 22 residents received letters concerning the 2nd Avenue project and that out of those 22, they received 1 back - that was due to the fact that the person had moved and left no forwarding address. Mr. Massey stated that 2nd Avenue should not be considered as their #1 priority. The reason for this being that this project would deplete all funds available and this line would serve only 5-6 families, He stated that they should save the money. and use it on a bigger project which would serve 25-30 families, After discussion by the Commission, Elson moved and Poppin seconded to table action on 2nd Avenue until more important data is received. The motion carried unanimously. (c) Trading of City Lands for Recreational Lots Al Cruver presented to the Commission his proposal .for trading some of his lots for some. of the City's. He distributed copies of maps designating areas he was willing to trade. After much discussion, it was the concensus of the Commission that Mr. Cruver get together with the Ad- ministration and work out the details on his proposal. He then should come back to Planning ~ Zoning with a definite plan. Mr. Massey stated that some appraisers will be appraising City lands and that he would bring to the next meeting, the results of the appraisers work. He also stated that he would bring to the meeting a chart showing all lands the City can trade. ITEM 4; NEW BUSINESS (b) City Tidelands, Recreation Area Discussion on this subject was deferred until the next meeting pending more information. MINUTES, KENAI PLANNING ~ ZONING MEETING, JUNE 28, 1972 Page five Item 4B, Tidelands Recreation area, continued. Mr. Poppin stated that he would bring a copy of his Borough Comprehensive Plan to the next .meeting. The Secretary was instructed to bring a zoning map to the next meeting. MEETING ADJOURNED 9:52 P.M.