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KENAI PLANNING ~ ZONING COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1972
7:00 P.M. - KENAI LIBRARY
AL HUDSON - CHAIRMAN
ITEM 1: ROLL CALL
ITEM 2: APPROVAL OF MINUTES, SEPTEMBER 13, 1972
ITEM 3: OLD BUSINESS
a. Trailers
b. Gusty S/D, Addition #1 - Ralph Darbyshire
c.
d.
e.
ITEM 4: NEW BUSINESS
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a. Lease L7 ~ 8, Old Aircraft Parking Area -
Mark Hodgins ~ Patrick Carty
b. Planning Assoc. of Alaska
c. Rezoning rec{uest - Mr. ~ Mrs. W. Coyle
d. Preliminary Plat, Telida S/D - Mr. E. Morin
e• Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
f.
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ITEM 5: SECRETARY'S REPORT
ITEM 6: ADJOURN
MINUTES
KENAI PLANNING ~ ZONING COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING - SEPTEMBER 27, 1872
AL HUDSON - CHAIRMAN
ROLL CALL: Members Present - Ruby Coyle, Al Cruver Ron M
Chairman Al HucTson. ~ alston and
Members Absent - Jim Elson, Fred Korpinen and Nick Pop in.
ITEM 2: APPROVAL OF MINUTES, SEPTEMBER 13, 1972 p
The minutes of September 13, 1972 were approved as
ITEM 3: OLD BUSINESS printed.
~a) Traders
Mr. Hackney presented the Commission with a draft of a
trailer ordinance at the last meetin
reviewed this between meetings and had aTfewCquestions
concerning the gravel pad, foundation, and water, sewer
and electric hook-ups.
Mr. Hackney sent for a booklet on the requirements of
the United States of America Standards Institute Code A
119.1 for mobile homes as published b
Protection Association. This is amendedhb National Fire
Alaska under CSHB 357, Chapter No, gp. Y the State of
After much discussion, the Commission came up with a few
guide lines for Mr. Hackney to work with:
1• Dig down to sand or 42" and fill up with
frost-free material.
2• Blocking to be sustantial. Define sub-
stantial, i.e., blocking equal to 1 ft, sq. or 2 ft.
sq,
3• Approve flexible sewer line with clamps.
fib) Gust Subdivision, Addition #1
- Ral h Darbyshire
Mr. Darbyshire, on invitation of the Kenai Planning and
Zoning Commission, presented the Commission with an al-
ternative or two on the use of Gusty Subdivision, Ad-
dition #l,
Mr. Darbyshire stated he felt the City should support and
stabilize the core area. He feels the best use would be
a park area with off-street parkin
City subdivided this and sold or leasedethistashcommercial
they would be competing with private enterprise, If it
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Item 3 ~a) continued
were to be developed, the utilities would have to be
moved. He felt lands could be exchanged to square off
other properties. It is a difficult piece of property
to develop.
Chairman Hudson thanked Mr. Darbyshire for being here
and giving his presentation.
The Commission will take his ideas into consideration and
get. input from other people before making a decision:.
ITEM 4: NEW BUSINESS
(a) Lease Lot 7 ~ 8, Old Aircraft Parkin Area - Mark Hod ins
and Patrick Carty.
Mr. Jaynes stated this is the land that was leased to
Don Johnson. Mr. Hodgins now owns the building. They
are going to have a snow machine. sales and service. Mr.
Jaynes recommends leasing the land to the gentlemen.
After some discussion, Coyle moved and Malston seconded
to approve the lease to Mark Hodgins and Patrick Carty as
presented with the stipulation to hold the lease to one
year with renewal dependent upon improvements. There were
no objections and was so ordered.
(b) Planning Association of Alaska
The Planning Association of Alaska is holding their
annual meeting in conjunction with the Alaska Municipal
League. Their meeting will be held on October 25, 1972.
The Commissioners are invited to attend.
(c) Rezoning request - Mr ~ Mrs Waldo Coyle
Malston moved and Cruver seconded to approve the request
for rezoning of the Coyle property from rural residential
to heavy industrial. There were no objections (Coyle
abstaining) and it was so ordered.
(d) Preliminary Plat, Telida Subdivision, Mr. E. Morin
There were some questions as to minimum lot width on
rural residential property, the minimum square footage
of lots without City water and-sewer and the cul-de-sac.
The secretary was directed to send a copy of the sub-
division to the Borough Planning Administration to have
them check this by the check list.
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(e) Bu__reau of Outdoor Recreation
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Mr. Jaynes stated he was preparing a report to the Bureau
of Outdoor Recreation for next years funding. He outlined
the areas included for the funding. One portion is the
purchase of Mr. Cruver's property, expansion of the Beaver
Creek area (skating rink and playground area), a 2 1/2 acre
tract between Cottonwood and the gullet' (skating rink and
playground area).
The Woodland Corporation is tentatively giving a parcel
of land for a skating rink and playground area. The
total project comes to $50,000. Mr. Jaynes will bring in
the finished project.
MEETING ADJOURNED 9:45 P.M.