Introduced by: O'Brien I ~e-.J~I ~ Date: 09/01/98 ~ Action: Vote:
KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH RESOLUTION 98-072 (Substitute)
A RESOLUTION ENCOURAGING THE USE OF THE PORTS OF HOMER AND SEWARD AS PORTS OF CALL FOR THE MN KENNICOTT DURING 1999 AND SUBSEQUENT YEARS
WHEREAS, the M/V KENNICOTT's inaugural year serving Southcentral Alaska is Quickly coming to an end and scheduling for the KENNICOTT for the 1999 season will be occurring very soon; and
WHEREAS, previous discussions with state officials indicated that ifthe traveling public would use the Port of Homer and could fill the ferry to capacity at Homer, then Homer would be considered as a port of call; and
WHEREAS, two ports on the Kenai Peninsula, Seward and Homer, have the port facilities and passenger capabilities to support the ferry operation; and
WHEREAS, it is beneficial for the Kenai Peninsula to provide entry into the State that allows the traveling public access to the Kenai Peninsula and Southcentral Alaska, cmd convenient access to Southeast Alaska for central and southern Kenai Peninsula travelers; and
WHEREAS, Ports ofCall at Homer and Seward would offer entry ports into the State that pro\iide access to the Kenai Peninsula and Southcentral Alaska to the traveling public; and ./(A.-A,"".( ::~,~ \VHEREAS, ticketing authorities have indicated that it would not be difficult to reach capacity with Homer-based travelers; and WHEREAS~.tlr€'Iiortof.Seward proyides·t:olivetti~nt access to,Sootheast Alaska for ceIl.tra1-apd .. -' eastern peninsura:"iisw~ll as SouthcentrafAIasKatravelers; and "'" WHEREAS, Seward has proven effective in filling to capacity the new ferry vessel KENNICOTT on two port of call visits, and this trend is projected to continue; and Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska Resolution 98-072 (Substitute) Page I of2 f' -, I 0-n'r- ~ C ~1 1-1 ~ t <; ~~-;v 'cu",- / WHEREAS, S@!!!!Iis-involved in a dock expansion projecPin conjunction with the Alaska Mamne Highway System which will result in Knew ferry terminaland docking f~or preferential moorage; 4- ) ~_- r.. n~ r o. -. '-'-1 _.'-~ ; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ASSEMBLY OF THE KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH: SECTION 1. That all efforts be made and all consideration be given to making the Port ofHomer a port of call for the M/V KENNICOTT. SECTION 2. That all efforts be made and all consideration be given to continuing the use of the Port of Seward as a port of call for the M/V KENNICOTT. SECTION 3. That copies ofthis resolution be provided to the City ofHomer, the City ofSeward, Speaker ofthe House Phillips, Senator Torgerson and Joseph Perkins, Commissioner ofthe Alaska Department ofTransportation and Public Facilities. SECTION 4. That Commissioner Perkins is hereby requested to consider implementing a marine highway schedule that includes Homer as a port of call, beginning with the 1999 schedule. SECTION 4. That this resolution shall take effect upon adoption. ADOPTED BY THE ASSEMBLY OF THE KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH THIS 1ST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1998. Jack Brown, Assembly President ATTEST: Linda S. Murphy, Borough Clerk Resolution 98-072 (Substitute) Kenai Peninsula BoroUgh, Alaska Page 2 of2 90% ofthe spruce trees are dead. 5% ofthe live trees are poor ill quality or tightly bunched toget~. 5% are alive and healthy trees. between 10 to 25 years old. These trees should be saved and transplanted to a desirable location. 1 YEAR This area has just been logged. Circle DP's use ofthe feller buncher and grapple skidder to remove the trees and limbs. Ther by cutting the clean-up tum:: in half 2 YEARS This land was timbered two years ago. The grass has taken over and cattle have grazed it twice this summer. Without the stumps removed only livestock can utilize the land. SYEARS This field is in its third year ofgrass production. Extreme care was taken to save th soil and its hurnas and nutrients. We harvest over 2 ton of bay per acre and pasture cattle on it ? C2/Cd, SEP-Ol-98 rUE 14:2; KENAI PENN BORa CLERK FAX NO. 9072828615 /~..... ,// • "",\ , / \ .-. I A~~"AL!,NIS ' ..... ------./ r~.c 3m: 34.0 • 10639 l-i'eMi Spur HUiY • KenOl, A!osko 99011 • (907) 2'83-3314 70: kscmbly Presiol,,;rlC Ja~k Brown :vlemoers of the A.ssembly DATi: AuS!:Ust 31. 1998 SUBJECT: Site Rccre;acion Ua:n<;,e Rr.newal We at Alask:l.l3I1es siYe no excuse for the delay in paying oUt CWTent tax bill. \Vha. Alaskala."!~~ i~ ::l<;1ci.ng for is :itce to bring our back tQ.x(,'S CLL"t".;nt by October 23rd . and Still use our license. (f.this request is denied it would th~ rr...1uiet anOt1er 45 d:l~ My)nd that. This would Ix due to r~CtlUI:~ lo:st from lack of alcohol ~a)t:S. Bowling r<:venues in general are seasonal and our season traditionally <:'~l'1:S the week ofl<&bor day. We have bee:l in thi.~ pCl~i6")n befo~e a.,d have a1'.vay>. hrought the debt currer.t, On another nOl~ of info::mation Which you mayor Clay not remember. on O<;tobcr n, I ~, s:-~\ KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH \. 1"" 144 ."J. BINKLEY • SOLUOHJA. ALASKA • 9966G 75Dg '. L.L...., .\. ~op..- ~~ 8U~iNESS (907) 262·444 T FAX (907)262·' B92 'F~ .~. ~ , ...... """-. -o,pJI" • MIKE NAVARRE MAVOR ()u()b~r 2:-l. : ()'i6 1"0: _\!1 bo\vling tstablishI11~nt~ ;H1d Lcugucs Subject: Applicability of KPB Cod~ Secti v:1 5.18.430. (Over :$500.00 Sales) as they llpplv to bo-.ylll1S ,:st",bli:;ll1l,-':I.l::>. DeM Bllsin~::.:; owner: [t ha<; cnm<> tn th", atte"tion 0f th.. b.)I'Ou;;h t!wt at ;C..:l~l L\'I'll iJ rille (our bo\.v!i ng eSl(\bli~!1menr.s located on the Kenai Pen:nsula Borough ~fe giving ovel' $500.00 treo.tmcnt ro the I<:'<.lgues \\ Ijldl bowl at .hei~· pluces of bU:SiI1css. f\fli~r carer'ul review the borough has made the fol:owing tinclings and l.:onclusions: Fjnding~ of f~~ct I) I::<.H.:\1 league bo\-vtet LlSlllllly pays tor his:h~r own bowlit~g through the lei:lgw: s~creIary. ::::i Il1 ucdition ~ach bu\,",'ler muy contribute tCl I h~ li' 4) The ~(j(1 !tiOll<.ll Jmounts collected by th~ kn.gue ~~(:r~'tary over the cost (1 f bowl ing. if 'Lny, are rc:'tailled by [he lea~ll~ ~;~(;ret'lt·:v. S) The leagut: has no r:lOnty excepl \"hal is ~i\c1 it by the in(.:ividllal bowler [or tbe specific rn1rpo.:e ()~' pClying b~."" Illig f~";:5 LInd ta!H.;; 1l:~'Ig..l~ ctarges.,:etc.). 6) Tll~ leagues are n~ithcr for pro tit bll"incsse~ nor non-profit busine$:;es qllulifying under IRS ('ode :'.cctlnl"\ SOjrc){)) r.:s cxent[Jl. l.ilW! 1) [he person v.b) p .?l Kft3 Ordil7w7Ce Seuirm ~.18A~U ComputMion -l\lfl~imllm t.,x. The tax shall be applied on:y to th~ first 5500.)0 or each :separalt: ~uk, rem. or s¢rvice tl"un3'lI.;tion, except ..1S otbel \" ise provided in this se~li[)n CnncllliOjOrl: ). It is tile inGJ vilJunJ ))mv}l'f5 HJW :m:. jn 1:)(1. {1:/yi17:J liw !a(11! dHlt'g0S. sl1llC rentaL etc .. not th~ !<:"leUC, In Llddl(IU:l. it i:s ll1(: il~dj\'iliLlal !.'l)wkr \VliO is n:i.:~:ving rile senir:es ofth~ bowling l:stablish:11ent nnd enjoying th~ pr!\'i!i;!.!e ()f !.1o'.,,!:ng 1'or;) f(~l~ IKH lh~ bowiin!4 leo.gue. FAX NO. 9072628615 P. 04/04 SEP-Ol-9g rUE 14:29 KENAI PENN BORG CLERK 2. The led.gu~ secretary is merely actinG as .1 conduit for the payment of the individual h(m1~rs bne ~ha.rgc3. The D.111(JWll of mOlley given to the bo\vling estahlishment by the leo.gui; secretary is entirely taxable because no individual bowler's sale is in ~xcC'ss of$500.00. The collector of the tax is the bowling cstubli::>hment not the league. 3. The additional amount given to the league for trophies, secretary stipend, or banquet (etc.) is not taxable. 4. !he leagues are not businesses. Therefor:::, thc)' are nul required to register tor sales tax. 5. The bowling establishment should be co llccting awl remiuing the tax on ail bowlin,!!: lel:'::i. {lnd .,·hut'rents. etc. withuut LIse ofthe over·$)OO.ll{l exemption. We do not expect you to go back in time and remit any tax which may hav;:; been due ti·um prior periods n:isul;(lerswnding of the ov~r $500.00 exemption. f{l:a~e ensure that .~larting with thOi sales tax filing period. heginning Janllarv 1, /997 and all :ruhsequenr pC1riods thal each i"di",iducz! bowler is cC)fIsn[erea "{he Taxpayer" on each separClte night ()j"buwling. if you h~vc any Ljlle~lions regarding this matter please contact Don Merry at (907) 262-444: Extension ns Sinc~l'ely: Lawrence A Semmenc;;: fin('.ncc Director KENA: PENN BORa :LERK FAX NO. 9072628615 P.0;2/03 SEP-Ol-98 rUE 10:5.2_ .. • ..... I .f'" .... I, a 1·IV~,e.UM ':;,er1'23521"64 . " " , , , 'Pratt . .' ". ·Museum·• l' .., , Hom~~ Society o!?'Jatu.ral Iji.sl~ry,fnr.·' ' TO: l'eaai'pa;,u..da BprouSh ~~ ~ .. . , .", .' ~r: ~ MulIllii/~i..~~-:l, nOM: 'Miohu1. HawfieId.. . . ~ , " ',' . . ':, .,..... '. rAX NU, ~U (ibiljb I !) t'. UOU'l (l.0 Sox 340 • 10639 Ke,,::i Spur Hwy • Kenai. Alaska 99611 • (907) 2'0'3·3314 TO: Assembly President Jack Brown Members of the A.ssembly fROM A!::SJ<2!3..'·!e5 inC. !(e!l Lit"I~r's - Mike Truiil10 DATF.: August::; I, 1998 SUBJECT: Sue Recreation License Renewal We al Alasl On anot1er notc of infonnation which yn1J m3Y or m:Jy nor remembcr, on Ocrober 2S, 1996 we rccived a lerter in which YOU for::avc baCK lJXn m:vcr reponed b,: 2 bowling I;elll(;r~, We questioned that (kctSlon WIth newly elected Mayor, the honorable Mr. Mike Navvan:. Although nothing ever c:!mc: ofrhe disCtmion the 2 CL"llter~ in que~I;Ol\ received a hC31thy u.~ brC4k. Thl: conseT'v:ltive l1gures wc e:to" I!. quoting llTC jU$t for the ODC center 585,000.00 b for Icag1.Jc sales only since 1983, If we had done the: Slll1C: thing OYe-1{ S30,OOO.OO would have been in oW' pod Th3nk YO~ for your tim~ Jnd p:lticTlcc: ~ 1/ J~.p~ Mlk~. '1" rUJlo'''11 Pr l.:SI'd .:nl 7//-r;.....~ . Ken r.i("dr~ 5l'cr~l~\ry j:t::-...... ,. .A...I~' t:t:,. Alaskal:lnc3 Inc, Encl(')~urc: nOrl)lI~h ICrlcr dOllcd Ol:lI1ul:r 23, 1996. • Main Office (907) :~24-4050 O CITY OF SEWARD / . , . • Police (907) 224-~1338 po. BOX 167 . '.i/ • Harbor (907) 224-3138 SEWARD. AlASKA 99664-0167 _. V . . v • Fire (907) 224-3445 ~ \ ..... t :" • Fax (907) 224-40:38 August 28, 1998 ~IJG 31 188S Mayor Mike Navarre Kenai Peninsula Borough 144 North Binkley Soldotna, Alaska 99669 RE: Kenai Peninsula Borough Resolution 98-072 Dear Mayor Navarre: I just completed a review of the above referenced resolution, and want to voice my concerns. The way the resolution is currently written it might be construed as an attempt by the City of Homer to take MN Kennicott service away from Seward. I hope this is not the case! I believe we share a common vision for the future, a vision that will require cooperation between all of the communities that make up the Kenai Peninsula Borough. Even the perception that we are fighting amongst ourselves can cause severe setbacks to our efforts to improve the economy in the borough. As I believe you are aware, the City of Seward has been working very closely with the Alaska Railroad and the Marine Highway (DOT) to improve port facilities. As a matter of fact, I have been meeting with Commissioner Perkins regularly over the past two months on the Railroad Dock Improvement project. You may also be aware that WEi have now acquired $9,500,000 for project construction. Just last week Commissioner Perkins indicated that he would make another $1,000,000 available to the project in order to secure better facility improvements for the ferry. Yesterday afternoon an ad-hoc committee made up of representatives of the businE~sS community, DOT, Rail Road, City of Seward, Cruise Line Agencies of Alaska, and others held its first meeting to begin planning the uplands adjacent to the Railroad Dock Improvement project. Our cooperative relationship could be injured by the resolution before the Borough Assembly. There will be a contingency from Seward. at the meeting in Homer next Tuesday, inclUding Mayor Satin, Ron Long - Chairman Port and Commerce Advisory Board, Tylan Schrock - Assistant City Manager, and mys1elf. We would appreciate the opportunity to speak on this issue. Page Two Mayor Navarre August 28, 1998 Seward has a long history of ferry service, and we offer unique opportunities for ferry customers. To date, all Kennicott sailings to Seward have been sold out, indicating BI desire to visit Seward by their passengers. Seward offers significantly reduced driving time to Anchorage, the Mat-Su Valley, and the Eastern Kenai Peninsula. The Marine Highway is an important part of our past, and will be an important part of our future. We will do everything in our power to insure the Marine Highway System's continued presence here. In closing, I would like to reiterate my desire to work cooperatively with all of the communities that make up the Kenai Peninsula Borough, the best place on earth, to insure a bright future for all of us. Please give careful consideration to the language currently being used in Resolution 98-072. A few words could cause us all significant problems. Sincerely, CITY OF SEWARD ALASKA W. Scott Janke CITY MANAGER 907-224-4047 907-224-4038 fax [email protected] cc: Seward City Council Commissioner Perkins Speaker o/the House Phil/ips Senator Torgerson AGENDA fTEMl;('l) KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH 144 N. BINKLEY ,SOLDOTNA, ALASKA • 99669-7599 BUSINESS (907) 262-4441 FAX (907)262-1892 -. ,...... ~. - .. ".," MIKE NAVARRE MAYOR MEMORANDUM TO: Jack E. Brown, Assembly President Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Members THRU: &Mike Navarre, Borough Mayor FROM: ~ ~)~~er, Planning Director J/?:////_/-- DATE: August 26, 1998 SUBJECT: Ordinance 98-48: Authorizing the Purchase ofLand in the Anchor Point Area as the Future Site for the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center, Appropriating Funds from the Land Trust Fund for the Purchase and Classifying the Land as Recreational The Planning Commission conducted a public hearing for the subject ordinance during their regularly scheduled August 24, 1998 meeting. No public testimony was received. The Commission voted to recommend enactment of the ordinance by unanimous consent with one abstention. Draft, unapproved minutes of the subject portion of the meeting are attached. AGENDA ITEM F. PUBLIC HEARINGS 2. Ordinance 98-48: Authorizing the Purchase of Land in the Anchor Point Area as the Future Site for the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center, Appropriating Funds from the Land Trust Fund for the Purchase and Classifying the Land as Recreational Verbal staff report by Lisa Parker. PC Meeting: 8-24-98 Ordinance 98-48 was introduced to the Assembly on August 18 by the Mayor. By enactment of an ordinance, the Mayor was directed to meet with the person who owns the property which was proposed for the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center's site to determine if a solution to possibly acquire the parcel for the Learning Center could be achieved. Several discussions were held with the property owner. Both the Borough and the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center did appraisals. The Mayor reached an agreement with the property owner to purchase the 80± acre parcel for $315,000 plus one half the closing cost. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission recommend enactment of Ordinance 98-48. END OF VERBAL STAFF REPORT Vice Chairman Bryson opened the meeting for public comment. Seeing and hearing no one wishing to speak, Vice Chairman Bryson opened discussion among the Commissioners. Commissioner Clutts said his wife had been Chairperson of the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center for two consecutive years, and she was still very active in this project. He received no monetary benefit and asked the Commission to determine if he had a conflict of interest. Vice Chairman Bryson ruled Commissioner Clutts had no conflict of interest. No objection was heard. Vice Chairman Bryson said he was involved in the early data collection on the property under discussion. He thought he had a potential conflict of interest and said he would not vote on this matter. MOTION: Commissioner Whitmore-Painter moved, seconded by Commissioner Coleman, to recommend that the Assembly enact Ordinance 98-48. Commissioner Coleman asked if the proposed purchase included the land by the shore. Ms. Parker replied the property went to Cook Inlet and included part of Stariski Creek. The Borough owns a parcel to the north of the subject property. The North Pacific Volcano Learning Center would like to include the KPB parcel with their proposed site and develop the property as a nature walk or something similar along Stariski Creek from the mouth. Vice Chairman Bryson commented the parcel proposed for purchase always excluded the property around the property owner's house. The parcel does not adjoin the highway on the southern side. The property proposed for the Learning Center always went to the inlet. Commissioner Johnson asked if the price of the property increased or decreased after the appraisals. Ms. Parker replied the price decreased. Originally the purchase price was $450,000, which included a somewhat controversial commission. The commission was eliminated so the price was reduced to $400,000. The North Pacific Volcano Learning Center has paid the property owner $50,000 toward the purchase of the property, which is not part of the Borough's $315,000. Commissioner Gannaway inquired about the Borough's value of the property. Ms. Parker replied the Borough's appraisal for the property was $270,000. The appraisal done by the Learning Center was $400,000. KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH PLANNING COMMISSION AUGUST 24,1998 MEETING PAGE 9 UNAPPROVED MINUTES VOTE: The motion passed by unanimous consent with one abstention HAMMELMAN BRYSON WHITMORE-PAINTER BOSCAca CARPENTER CLUTTS ABSENT ABSTAINED YES YES ABSENT YES COLEMAN GANNAWAY HENSLEY JOHNSON SKOGSTAD EIGHT YES YES YES YES YES YES ONE ABSTAlNE[1 TWO ABSENT KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH PLANNING COMMISSION AUGUST 24,1998 MEETING PAGE 10 UNAPPRO VEO MINUTES Kenai Peninsula Borough Action Agenda September I, 1998 - 7:30 p.m. Regular Meeting City Council Chambers, Homer Jack Brown CALL TO ORDER President A. Seat 3 - Nikiski Term Expires /998 B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Ron Drathman Vice President C. INVOCATION Seal 8 - Homer Term Expires /999 D. ROLLCALL Dale Bagley Assembly Member E. APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND CONSENT AGENDA Seat -I - Soldotna (All items listed with an asterisk (*) were APPROVED CNANIMOUSLY. Term Expires /998 F. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Debra Horne Assembly Member Seat 7 - Tustumena *1. August 18, 1998 Regular Assembly Meeting Minutes Term Expires /998 G. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS - Items other than those Grace i,Jerkes appearing on the agenda (3 minutes per speaker, 20 minutes aggregate) Assembly Member Seat 5 - Sterling Term Expires /999 1. Mr. Lloyd Schade, 35250 Schade Drive, Homer, AK -Road Maintenance, 911, Spruce Bark Beetle Task Force Tim Navarre Assembly Member Seal 2 - Kenai North H. COMMITTEE REPORTS Term Expires /999 I. REPORTS OF COMMISSIONS AND COUNCILS Patrick D. O'Brien rlssembly Member Seat 6 - Sel~ard J. ITEMS NOT COMPLETED FROM PRIOR AGENDA Term Expires 2000 K. PUBLIC HEARINGS ON ORDII\'ANCES Bill Popp (Testimony limited to 3 minutes per speaker) Assembly ,'Yfember Seal/ - Kenai South Term Expires 2000 1. Ordinance 98-33: Repealing KPB 21.13. Land Use Permits, and Adopting KPB 21.25, Conditional Land Use Permits, and Drew Scab KPB 21.26, Material Site Permits, and Reenacting Without :/ssembly Member Seat 9 Modification Provisions Governing Correctional Community Diamond/Seldovia Residential Center Permits as KPB 21.27 (Mayor) (Referred Term Expires 2000 to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearings 9-1-98,10-13-98 & 11-17-98) (First ofthree hearings, no action taken) Kenai Peninsula Borough Action Agenda September I, 1998 Page I of 6 2. ENACTED Ordinance 98-40: Increasing the Total Approved School District Budget for Fiscal Year 1998-1999 and Appropriating the Additional Local Funding Necessary to Support the Increase (Mayor @ Request of the School District) (Referred to Finance Committee) [Vote: 8 Yes, 0 No, 1 Absent! 3. ENACTED ASAMENDED Ordinance 98-42: Authorizing the Conveyance of the Real Property Associated with the Former Homer Intermediate School to the City of Homer at Other than Fair Market Value (Mayor at request) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Second of Two Hearings) [Vote: 8 Yes, 0 No, 1 Absent! (Amendment changed "middle" school to "intermediate" school) 4. All1ENDED AND POSTPONED UNTIL 9/15/98 Ordinance 98-43: Authorizing the Fifteen Percent Cash Discount for the Sale ofCertain.Parcels of Borough Owned Land (Brown) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee and Finance Committee) (Amendment changed "reinstating" to "authorizing" in title and added a second hearingfor 9/15/98) 5. ENACTED ASAMENDED Ordinance 98-44: Authorizing the Receipt of a Municipal Capital Matching Grant from the State ofAlaska for Road Projects and Appropriating $703,364 to a Capital Project Account (Mayor) (Referred to Finance Committee) [Vote: 8 Yes, 0 No, 1 Absent! (Amendments were to correct typographical errors) 6. ENACTED Ordinance 98-45: Redirecting the $18,000 Surplus From the Soldotna High School Bleacher Replacement Capital Project to the Soldotna High School Upper Gym Floor Abatement and Replacement Program (Mayor) (Referred to Finance Committee) [Vote: 8 Yes, 0 No, 1 Absent! 7. Ordinance 98-48: Authorizing the Purchase ofLand in the Anchor Point Area as the Future Site for the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center, Appropriating Funds from the Land Trust Fund for the Purchase and Classifying the Land as Recreational (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearings 9-1-98 & 9-15-98) (First oftwo hearings, no action taken) L. UNFINISHED BUSINESS M. NEW BUSINESS 1. Bid Awards - None. 2. Resolutions Kenai Peninsula Borough Action Agenda September 1, 1998 Page 2 of 6 *a. Resolution 98-070: Reclassifying a General Maintenance Mechanic Position to Locksmith/General Maintenance Mechanic (Mayor) (Referred to Finance Committee) *b. Resolution 98-071: Authorizing the Sale of the Kenai Peninsula Borough and Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Surplus Tangible Property (Mayor) (Referred to Finance Committee) c. ADOPTED AS AMENDED Resolution 98-072: Encouraging the Use ofthe Ports of Homer and Seward as Ports of Call for the MN KENNICOTT during 1999 and Subsequent Years (Drathman, Scalzi, O'Brien) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) [Vote: 8 Yes, 0 No, 1 Absent] (Amendments to include the Port ofSeward) 3. Ordinances for Introduction *a. Ordinance 98-49: An Ordinance of Assessment Confirming the Assessment Roll for the Kenai Keys Utility Special Assessment District and Establishing the Method for Terminating Assessments and Making Refunds to Property O\V11ers (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) (Referred to Finance Committee) *b. Ordinance 98-50: Delegating to the City of Seldovia the Power to Provide Zoning Regulations within the City, and Repealing KPB 21.80-21.118, Inclusive (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) *c. Ordinance 98-51: Appropriating $989,500 from the Central Peninsula Hospital Plant Expansion and Replacement Fund for Design, Construction and Furnishing of the Kenai Public Health Center (Mayor @ Request of CPGH) (Shortened Hearing on 9/15/98) (Referred to Finance Committee) *d. Ordinance 98-52: Amending the Tax Code Regarding the $10,000 Residential Real Property Valuation Exemption Eliminating the Annual Filing Requirement for Eligible Taxpayers, and Clarifying and Amending Eligibility Criteria (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) (Referred to Finance Committee) *e. Ordinance 98-53: Enacting KPB 5.12.090, Requiring Property Owners to Submit Scientific Evidence of Contamination for the Assessor to Consider a Parcel Contaminated for Purposes of Determining Full and True Value (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) (Referred to Finance Committee) I enai Peninsula Borough Action Agend ,September 1, 1998 Page 3 of *f. Ordinance 98-54: Appropriating $116,682.21 to the Special Assessment Fund for Island Lake/Moose Run Natural Gas Line Utility Special Assessment District (Mayor) (Shortened Hearing 09/15/98) (Referred to Finance Committee) 4. Other *a. Petition to Vacate Portion ofTwo Seismograph Rights-of-Way within the Northwest One-Quarter, Northwest One-Quarter Section 36; and One Seismograph Right-of-Way within the Southwest One-Quarter, Southwest One Quarter Section 25; All within Township 1 South, Range 12 West, Seward Meridian, Alaska. The two parcels of land are also described as Parcels 40 and 57 on the Right-of-Way Map filed by the Ninilchik Native Association in the Homer Recording District as Plat 84-115. The two parcels of land are bounded by Settle Avenue; Reid Street; Shell Avenue; and, Woodhead Street; KPB File 98-116 [submitted by Swan Surveying on behalf of Richard Northey]; Carried forward from July 13, 1998 Planning Commission Meeting. (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) *b. Petition to Vacate that Portion of Northern Lights Boulevard Lying between Kilowatt Avenue and Frontier Avenue just East of the Kenai Spur Road. Portion of Right-of-Way petitioned for vacation was dedicated by Suthard Subdivision Addition 2 (Plat K-1734 KRD); and by Arctic Subdivision (Plat 80-14 KRD); within Section 20, Township 5 North, Range 10 West, Seward Meridian, Alaska; KPB File 98-153 [McLane Consulting Group] (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) *c. APROVED AS AMENDED - Approval of Ballot Summaries of Propositions for October 6, 1998 Regular Municipal Election (Referred to Policies and Procedures Committee) (Amendments clarified certain passages to enhance understanding) d. PROTEST FILED w/ABC BOARD - Protest of Liquor License Renewal Alaskalanes, Inc. .Kenai, Alaska [Vote: 8 Yes, 0 No, 1 Absent] (Protest to be withdrawn when taxes are paid or payment agreement is executed.) *e. Approval of 1998 Election Workers - Names presented of October 6, 1998 Regular Borough Election Workers. N. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS (3 minutes per speaker) Kenai Peninsula Borough Action Agenda September 1, 1998 Page 40f6 O. MAYOR'S REPORT 1. Agreements and Contracts a. Approval of Joint Funding Agreement between KPB and USGS for Stream Gaging Program FY 1999 on Anchor River, Glacier Creek, and Kenai River at Cooper Landing. b. Approval of Contact Extending the Employee Employment Physicals Agreement between KPB and Dr. William L. Cooper, MD. c. Approval of Contract Extending the Physician Medical Director Agreement between KPB and Dr. William L. Cooper, M.D. 2. Other a. Memo from Patrick Hickey, KPBSD Assistant Superintendent dated August 12, 1998, regarding Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act School Management Plans. b. Bill Dunn hired as new Road Service Director. P. ASSEMBLY MEETING AND HEARING ANNOUNCEMENTS Q. ASSEMBLY COMMENTS R. PENDING LEGISLATION (This item lists legislation which will be addressed at a later date as noted.) 1. Ordinance 98-33: Repealing KPB 21.13, Land Use Permits, and Adopting KPB 21.25, Conditional Land Use Permits, and KPB 21.26, Material Site Permits, and Reenacting Without Modification Provisions Governing Correctional Community Residential Center Permits as KPB 21.27 (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearings 10/13/98 & 11/17/98) 2. Ordinance 98-41: Authorizing the Conveyance of That Portion of Government Lot 4, Section 24, T4N, R12W, Seward Meridian, Alaska, Lying West ofKalifornsky Beach Road, Which is the Historical Kalifornsky Village Site, to the Kenaitze Indian Tribe, LR.A. (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearing 9/15/98) 3. Ordinance 98-46: Adopting Regulations Governing the $100,000 Personal Property Tax Exemption Previously Established In Ordinance 97-73 (Mayor) (Referred to Finance Committee) (Hearing 9/15/98) Kenai Peninsula Borough Action Agenda September 1, 1998 Page 50f6 4. Ordinance 98-47: Establishing an Advisory Planning Commission in the Greater Seward Area (Mayor by request) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearing 9/15/98) 5. Ordinance 98-48: Authorizing the Purchase ofLand in the Anchor Point Area as the Future Site for the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center, Appropriating Funds from the Land Trust Fund for the Purchase and Classifying the Land as Recreational (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearing 9/15/98) S. INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND REPORTS T. NOTICE OF NEXT MEETING AND ADJOURNMENT The next meeting ofthe Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will be held on September 15, 1998, at 7:30 PM in the Borough Assembly Chambers, Borough Administration Building, Soldotna, Alaska.. This meeting will be broadcast on KPEN-FM 101. 7 (Central Peninsula), KPEN-FM 102.3 (Homer), KGTL-AM 620 (Homer), KPEN-FM 102.3 (Seward), KPEN-FM 99.3 (Anchor Point & Seldovia), KPEN-FM 100.9 (KachemakCity & East End). Copies ofagenda items are available at the Borough Clerk's Office or outside the Meeting Room just prior to the meeting. For further information, please call the Clerk's Office at 262-8608 or toll free within the Borough at 1-800-478-4441, Ext. 308. Visit our website at www.borough.kenai.ak.usforcopies ofthe agenda, minutes, ordinances and resolutions. Kenai Peninsula Borough Action Agenda September 1, 1998 Page6of6 Trai lsNorthRjverValle'::! TEL:1-907-224-2333 Aug 31 98 13:58 No.001 P.01 =,rr::: cta Clt~'s Uti" to: ,.....MaJIll' Fax Transmittal AIIIIIIDt ='" -...Xo..--_ To: Linda Murphy Borough ClerklKenai Peninsula Borough Pages including this page _Y-__ From: Whitey Van Deusen Date: 8/31/98 Phone: 224-5740 Message: Hi Linda, I would like a copy of this letter to be given to each Assembly Member and would also like it placed in the public comments to the proposed introduction ofKPB Ordinance 98-29. Thanks for your help. TrailsNorthRiverValle~ TEL:1-907-224-2333 Aug 31 98 13:59 No.OOl P.02 August 30~ 1998 Michael & Patricia Van Deusen Mile 1, Old Exit Glacier Road Seward, Alaska 224-3587 or 224-5740 RE: Kenai Peninsula Borough Proposed Ordinance 98-29 Dear Assembly Members: We were unable to attend the hearing where public testimony was taken on the KPB Proposed Ordinance 98-29. We did listen to the tape recording of the meeting. Mr. Mitch Seavey made a number ofpublic statements in opposition to the Ordinance. The purpose ofthis letter is to correct misinfonnation provided by Mr. Seavey. Some ofhis statements are patently untrue! One statement that is true however~ is that Mr. Seavey happens to own a lot of dogs! And he happens to keep over seventy of them just 225 feet from my property line in Seward where he uses them in a commercial summertime business. He also mentioned the accommodation he has with his neighbor in Sterling while faliling to mention the vexatious litigation he has forced me into over the past four years. Mr Seavey believes that he has a right to do whatever he wants to on property (not even his~ but his parents) well~ he has done that to me. Let me explain the circumstances. My wife and I live just outside of the city limits ofSeward, next to property on which Mr. Seavey conducts his commercial summertime business giving dog rides in a wheeled cart to tourists. The property is owned by Mr. Seaveys parents, Dan and Shirley Seavey. Mitch Seavey located his business on his parents property in 1994. Mitch Seavey works his dogs seven days a week, all day long~ and they make volumes of intolerable noise. I tried to reason with him that his commercial activity was not appropriate to our Tra! IsNorthRiverValley TEL:1-907-22J-2333 Aug 31 98 13:59 No.001 P.03 neighborhood. He ignored me. After putting up with the dog noise for almost two years, I filed a lawsuit against the Seaveys because they allowed the existence of a private nuisance. In April of 1996, a Seward jury agreed with me in rmding that Mr. Seavey's dog lot was a private nuisance. The judge refused to restrain the noise, so I have had to endure it for another two years. Mitch Seavey's attitude expressed at the hearing on introduction of the ordinance is the same one he has now - he can do whatever he wants on his parents property regardless of the consequences to his neighbor. He wants it to stay that way. I should mention that he and his wife do not live on his parents property where the seventy - one hundred dogs are kept during the summer, so they can go home and get a good nights sleep after they are done with work. Since my wife and I both work on our property during the day, and live on it at night, we have to listen to the dog noise around the clock. And listen we must, as we are woken up a number of times a night by the barking and howling of the Seavey dogs! My wife and I came to Alaska in 1967 and moved to Seward in 1974 because we wanted to raise our family in the quiet and peacefullness of a small town. When I moved to my present property in 1985, I kept a small team of sled dogs for a few years. Prior to 1994, Dan Seavey kept a recreational team of sled dogs on his property. Dan Seavey did not object to my dogs, and I did not object to his. A large part of the reason we didn't object is because recreational teams do not usually bark very much, mostly when being fed or harnessed for a workout. In comparison, Mitch's dogs bark almost incessantly because of the commercial operation he runs. Mitch stated in his testimony that if someone wants protection from dogs, they can move to a city with a similar ordinance, or to a subdivision with covenants restricting dogs and their noise. We can't do that! We have a substantial investment in our property - our home, office, shop utilities, driveway, cabin rental business and tour business. Just because we don't reside in a subdivision with covenants, must we put up with whoever decides to put in a noisy commercial dog business? Mitch dislikes the proposed ordinance because it would protect my right to peaceful and quiet enjoyment of my property over his right to use his parent's property in any manner he wants. At this time, because there are no ordinances protecting our right to some peace and quiet, I have appealed our TrailsNorthRiverVal le~ TEL:1-907-224-2333 Aug 31 98 14:00 No.OOl P.04 case to the Alaska Supreme Court in the hopes that they will grant me the relief I need to return my property to me. Otherwise, all I have left to do is what Mitch said neighbors who don't want to live next to his dogs should do -- move to a place that regulates dogs. I don't believe that solution is fair since I have lived on my property long before Mitch moved his commercial business next door for the sununer tourist dollar. Thank. you for taking the time to read this statement. I would appreciate if you could place this letter in the public comments to the proposed introduction of KPB Ordinance 98-29. Sincerely, Michael Van Deusen Patricia Van Deusen ~ ~C-U ___~ P_.o_._B_o_x_3~4_0 • 10639 Kenl?; Spur Hwy • Kenai, Alaska 99611 • (907) ~3·3314 TO: A'isembly President Jack Brov.n Members of the A.ssmlbly fROM _".!::~!<:~!a."!es Jr.':. Ket Lil;"(~"'s - Mike Truiillo DA TF.: ALlgust:; I, 1998 SUBJECT: Site Recreation License: Renewal We ill Alas1 On another nOtc of infonnarion which ynrl mJy or m~y not remember, on October 28, 1996 we recived ::l letter in which YOU for;;avc back UlI.a. m:vt:!' n:pom:d b,: 2 bowling celll\:r~. Wc qU~r1oned !liat accision WIth newly elected Mayor, the hOnorable Mr, Mike Nawan:. Although nothing ever c!mc oflne dj~ClMion the 2 c"onrers in quesri()n reccwed a hC31thy u,'(, break. Th.: conseTvative figures we q;,.' 4!. quoting Ilrc juS! for the ODe ceutcr S/>5,000.00 i~ for Icagl.le :;3ies only since 1983. Ifwc had done tll~ same thing OYU{ 530,000,00 wouh:l have been in our podcts. We our nOt J~king for any relid OIh,~ than rim/" II would 1'1e:LS¢ U~ 10 rct:ClVC any support in this m:,lttcr. Enclosure: Boruugh Icrrer d::llc:d Ol.:wu\.r 28, 1996, ~AX NU, ~U(i~ie~lb t',Uj/Ulj KENAII PENINSULA BOROUGH 144 ~I BINKLE:'t . SOLDorNA, ALASKA • 99609·7599 DUS,NESS (907) 262·4441 FAX (907)262·1892 MIKE NAVARRE MAYOR October ~R. 199(, To: i\ll bowlillg c:slLlblishl1l~n[s ,\I1C! Leagues. Suhjc\:l: Applicability of KPB Cude Section 5 I ~430. (Over $500.00 Sales) us they llpply lu howl ing establishmcnts. Dear Blisiness owner: It has come to the attention of lhe horough that at 14::.I5t twO 0 f the four bowl ing t:stnhlishments located On the Kenai P~ninsula Borough are giving over $500.00 fl'l',Hment to the kagues which bowl a[ their pl:le~c; of bLlsine~s, After careful review the borouglt hus made the following findings and wm:luslons: findings of fact 1) b.:a:lI league bowler usually pays r'i.ll" IllS/her own howling through the lengue ~ecrernry, "') In addition each bowler may contribute to the leu~L1c an additional amount r'or trophies. pri7ec; amI or an end of season hanqu~r. 3) All1ount~ r~qllireJ by the bowling ~:iCabli::.hme1H for bOWling are chen remitted hy the league sel.:recary 4) The i.JdditiollL)! ;JIllOl1nts colle\,;tcl! by tl1C;: league St:eret~lry over the COSt of howling. if any :we n:trll ned by che It::a:.;:ue s~c l'f't:-lry. 5) The leugm; has no money C,'U:I.:PL what is glvcn it by the individual bowler tor the speCific purpose of paying howling fees alld oth~r le~lgue chnrges. (etc.). 6) The Ieaguc:s are neitllc:r (or profit businesses 11M non-protit businesc;es qualifying Lll1d~r IRS ('nd~ <:;cclior. 501 ((')(3) n~ o:'xempt. L;\w: I) Tile pt:rsOI1 who pays the bill IS clle CLI$({lIllt:r, purchaser ()I' hl.lyt.'r. ( See black's Jaw dictionary tifth edition Pages 348. 1111, nnd 1SI. T!lcst: lerms WI; IIsed iJ1lcrc/wnge{lhly in the ordimmc:c:. ]> KPIJ (),.dil1lmcc· ,)'ec:tiol7 5,IS.·BI) CUll1l'ut~ltion - M~llimum tax I he: ta:oo: shall he applied only 10 tlw (ir~t $500.00 of cnch separate :illle, rcnt. or servtce tI'Un:.Hlcrion, I::'\cept as otherwisl: pflIvitkl! in this seclion. Cnnclusiul1: \. It J.i the jndlv;l.ltwJ btmJrrs w))o art. in f:lCl. i>JY/l1~ /lIe l(llle dWt'gus. d)()~ n:nl'lf. C:lc .. not tlH: l~a~lh' In additil)l1. il is rhe indi .... id~:nl bowkl' WillI is receiVing the s~I\'iccs (It!h~ bowling c:;t:t1Jli:>llIllel1l and enjoYing the privilege ofhm.\iling t'nl a fee; not tht: bowlil1S Ic'lgllc. KENAI PENN BORO CLEEK FAX NO. a072S28815 P. O~U03 SEF-Ol-98 TUE ;0:5.2_ .. • ..... I."".... I,) I·IV~~UM ge'I':!3:5: , ~OilANDlTM TO:' &eaai'PeainsulaI9rou8h~~ ,t •• '." • nOM: 'Midul~ Db'ector~ ~MulDl/~LJ<1~ . . JU;: NOrth Pacitlc VolCIIM~ I.4rniDa Cestter " • • I, •••••• • .. . DATE:.' , ~iu8t 29~ J~ , : ', .. .' 1" •• KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH ASSEMBL Y KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH ASSEMBL Y VOTE SHEET VOTE SHUI " \ \ , I " ~J ...-----' Date _0't{ Time Date ~, Time ..-----./,Iqi ------'-.,,-'------ ------RES _ OTHER ORO ,F RES OTHER ORO ------Ii I I I II I I YES I NO I ABST I II I YES I NO I ABST II - ~f-_., Mr. Bag1ey ''Mr. Bagley Mr. Brown " Mr. Brown Mr. Drathman Mr. Drathman Ms. Horne - Ms. Horne Ms. Merkes Ms. Merkes Mr. Navarre Mr. Navarre Mr. O'Brien Mr. O'Brien Mr. Popp Mr. Popp -' ftf~ II Mr. Scalzi , ' i I I II II !VIr. Scalzi t"1'" I r y"o-J '1 • I . I '"""'7W\ '\ l .t. /~ '/ ;;"-i l ; :."-aL~""'"r. (. ,C ' ~-\ '"I.';"'f..o~ L ' , ... f t' (fl . Motion: ft. \ (. '", ., 'Ii '....._,l...... Motion: '/ ' , ',' r- - .~ ~ ~. .~~ ~. -L'/~) ~ " :./' ...... \J'! Y "r .< r ..... j f .. i ·t/iA__...~H- ~ , ..( -! I '" J .. " ~:>,-, A A \ ~ .., - ! S:\WPWIN\DATA\ASSEMBLy\rORMS\Vote Sheet.wpd S;\WPWIN\DATA\ASSEMBLY\fORMS\Vote Sheet.wpd *c. Resolution 98-072: Encouraging the Use of the Port of Homer as a Southwest One Quarter Section 25; All within Township I South, Port of Call for the MIV KENNICOTT during 1999 and Subsequent Range 12 West, Seward Meridian, Alaska. The two parcels of land Years (Dratlunan, Scalzi) (Referred to Land Use Planning are also described as Parcels 40 and 57 on the Right-of-Way Map Commillee) filed by the Ninilchik Native Association in the Homer Recording District as Plat 84-115. TIle two parcels of land are bounded by Sellie 3. Ordinances for Introduction Avenue; Reid Street; Shell Avenue; and, Woodhead Street; KPB File 98-116 [submilled by Swan Surveying on behalfof Richard Northey]; *a. Ordinance 98-49: An Ordinance of Assessment Confirming the Carried forward from July 13, 1998 Planning Commission Meeting. Assessment Roll for the Kenai Keys Utility Special Assessment (Referred to Land Use Planning Commillee) District and Establishing the Method for Terminating Assessments and Making Refunds to Property Owners (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) *b. Petition to Vacate that Portion of Northern Lights Boulevard Lying (Referred to Finance Commillee) between Kilowall Avenue and Frontier Avenue just East of the Kenai Spur Road. Portion of Right-of-Way petitioned for vacation was *b. Ordinance 98-50: Delegating to the City of Seldovia the Power to dedicated by Suthard Subdivision Addition 2 (Plat K-1734 KRD); Provide Zoning Regulations within the City, and Repealing ~·'B and by Arctic Subdivision (Plat 80-14 KRD); within Section 20, 21.80-21.118, Inclusive (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) (Referred to Township 5 North, Range 10 West, Seward Meridian, Alaska; KPB Land Use Planning Commillee)' File 98-153 [McLane Consulting Group] (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) *c. Ordinance 98-51: Appropriating $989,500 from the Central Peninsula Hospital Plant Expansion and Replacement Fund for Design, *c. Approval of Ballot Summaries of Propositions for October 6, 1998 Construction and Furnishing of the Kenai Public Health Center Regular Municipal Election (Referred to Policies and Procedures (Mayor @ Request of CPGH) (Shortened Hearing on 9/15/98) Commillee) (Referred to Finance Commillee) d. Protest of Liquor License Renewal *d. Ordinance 98-52: Amending the Tax Code Regarding the $10,000 Alaskalanes, Inc. Residential Real Property Valuation Exemption Eliminating the Kenai, Alaska Annual Filing Requirement for Eligible Taxpayers, and Clarifying and Amending Eligibility Criteria (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) N. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND PUBLIC PRESENTATlONS (3 minutes per speaker) (Referred to Finance Commillee) o. MAYOR'S REPORT *e. Ordinance 98-53: Enacting KPB 5.12.090, Requiring Property Owners to Submit Scientific Evidence of Contamination for the I. Agreements and Contracts Assessor to Consider a Parcel Contaminated for Purposes of Determining Full and True Value (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) a. Approval of Joint Funding Agreement between KPB and USGS for (Referred to Finance Commillee) Stream Gaging Program FY 1999 on Anchor River, Glacier Creek, and Kenai River at Cooper Landing. *f. Ordinance 98-54: Appropriating $116,682.21 to the Special Assessment Fund for Island LakelMoose Run Natural Gas Line b. Approval of Contact Extending the Employee Employment Physicals Utility Special Assessment District (Mayor) (Shortened Hearing Agreement between KPB and Dr. William L. Cooper, M.D. 09115/98) (Referred to Finance Commillee) c. Approval of Contract Extending the Physician Medical Director 4. Other Agreement between KPB and Dr. William L. Cooper, M.D. *a. Petition to Vacate Portion ofTwo Seismograph Rights-of-Way within the Northwest One-Quarter, Northwest One-Quarter Section 36; and One Seismograph Right-of-Way within the Southwest One-Quarter, Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Agenda Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Agenda Seplember 1, 1998 Page 3 of6 September I, 1998 Page 4 of6 2. Other 2. Ordinance 98-40: Increasing the Total Approved School District Budget for Fiscal Year 1998-1999 and Appropriating the Additional Local Funding a. Memo from Patrick Hickey, KPBSD Assistant Superintendent dated Necessary to Support the Increase (Mayor@ Request of the School District) August 12, 1998, regarding Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response (Referred to Finance Committee) Act School Management Plans. 3. Ordinance 98-42: Authorizing the Conveyance of the Real Properly P. ASSEMBLY MEETING AND HEARING ANNOUNCEMENTS Associated with the Former Homer Middle School to the City of Homer at Other than Fair Market Value (Mayor at request) (Referred to Land Use Q. ASSEMBLY COMMENTS Planning Committee) (Second ofTwo Hearings) R. PENDING LEGISLATION 4. Ordinance 98-43: Reinstating the Fifteen Percent Cash Discount for the Sale (This item lists legislation which will be addressed at a later date as noted.) of Certain Parcels of Borough Owned Land (Brown) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee and Finance Committee) 1. Ordinance 98·33: Repealing KPB 21.13, Land Use Permits, and Adopting KPB 21.25, Conditional Land Use Permits, and KPB 21.26, Material Site 5, Ordinance 98-44: Authorizing the Receipt ofa Municipal Capital Matching Permits, and Reenacting Without Modification Provisions Governing Grant from the State ofAlaska for Road Projects and Appropriating $492,355 Correctional Community Residential Center Permits as KPB 21.27 (Mayor) to a Capital Project Account (Mayor) (Referred to Finance Committee) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee)(Hearings 10/13/98 & 11117/98) 6. Ordinance 98-45: Redirecting the $18,000 Surplus From the Soldotna High 2. Ordinance 98-41: Authorizing the Conveyance of That Portion of School Bleacher Replacement Capital Project to the Soldotna High School Government Lot 4, Section 24, T4N, RI2W, Seward Meridian, Alaska, Lying Upper Gym Floor Abatement and Replacement Program (Mayor) (Referred West ofKalifomsky Beach Road, Which is the Historical Kalifomslcy Village to Finance Committee) Site, to the Kenaitze Indian Tribe, I.R.A. (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearing 9/15/98) 7. Ordinance 98-48: Authorizing the Purchase of Land in the Anchor Point Area as the Future Site for the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center, 3. Ordinance 98-46: Adopting Regulations Governing the $\00,000 Personal Appropriating Funds from the Land Trust Fund for the Purchase and Properly Tax Exemption Previously Established In Ordinance 97-73 (Mayor) Classifying the Land as Recreational (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning (Referred to Finance Committee) (Hearing 9/15/98) Committee) (First ofTwo Hearings) 4. Ordinance 93-47: Establishing an Advisory Planning Commission in the L. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Greater Seward Area (Mayor by request) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearing 9/15/98) M. NEW BUSINESS 5. Ordinance 98-48: Authorizing the Purchase of Land in the Anchor Point Area I. Bid Awards· None. as the Future Site for the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center, Appropriating Funds from the Land Trust Fund for the Purchase and 2. Resolutions Classifying the Land as Recreational (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Plmming Committee) (Hearing 9/15/98) *a. Resolution 98-070: Reclassifying aGeneral Maintenance Mechanic Position to Locksmith/General Maintenance Mechanic (Mayor) S. INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND REPORTS (Referred to Finance Committee) T. NOTICE OF NEXT MEETING AND ADJOURNMENT *b. Resolution 98-07\: Authorizing the Sale of the Kenai Peninsula Borough and Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Surplus The next meeting ofthe Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will be held on September 15, Tangible Properly (Mayor) (Referred to Finance Committee) 1998, at 7:30 PM in the Borough Assembly Chambers, Borough Administration Building, Soldotna, Alaska .. Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Agenda Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Agenda September I, t998 PageS of6 September t. t998 Page 2of6 Kenai Peninsula Borough This meeting wdl be broadcast on KPEN-FM 10/7 (Central Peninsula), KPEN-FM 102.3 (Homel), KGTL-AM 620 (Homer), KPEN-FM J023 (Seward), KPEN-FM 993 (Anchor Poinl & Assembly A/(enda Seldovia), KPEN-FM 100.9 (Kachemak City & East End). Regular Meeting City Council Chambers, Homer September I, 1998 -7:30 p.m. Copies ofagenda irems are available at the Borough Clerk's Office or outside the Meeting Roomjust prior to the meeling For further informalion, please call the Clerk's Office at 262.8608 or to/l free wilhin Ihe Borough at 1·800-478·4441, Ext. 308. Visit our website al Jack Brown A. CALL TO ORDER President 1V1V1V.borollgll.kelllli.llk.lIs for copies ofthe agenda, minutes, ordinances and resolutions. Seal J. Nikiski ferm Expil'es 1998 B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE RDII Dralhmoll C. INVOCATION Vice Presidell! Seat 8. HomeI' Term Expil'es 1999 D. ROLLCALL aate Bagley .I.IS Grace Merke.! .1. August 18, 1998 Regular Assembly Meeting Minutes ,I'sembly Melllbel' Seat 5. Sieriing G. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS • Items other lilan those 7erlll "'pires 1999 appearing on the agenda (3 minutes per speaker, 20 minutes aggregate) 11'11 Navarre ,(mlllbly Melllber 1. Mr, Lloyd Schade, 35250 Schade Drive, Homer, AK Seal]· Ke'ltJ; Norfh ·Road Maintenance, 911, Spruce Bark Beetle Task Force Thl'll/ Expi,·e .• 1999 Palrick D. O'lJl'lell H. COMMIITEE REPORTS Amlllbly Melllber Setl! 6. Sward I. REPORTS OF COMMISSIONS AND COUNCILS ferlll fJ:pil'es ]000 Bill Popp J. ITEMS NOT COMPLETED FROM PRIOR AGENDA A.lSembly Melllber Sea/ I . Kellai SOI/(h K. PUBLIC HEARINGS ON ORDINANCES fel'lII fJ:pil'es ]000 (Testimony limited to 3 minutes per speaker) Drew Scalzi Assembl)' Member 1. Ordinance 98-33: Repealing KPB 21.13, Land Use Permits, Seat 9 and Adopting KPB 21,25, Conditional Land Use Permits, and DiamondlSeld0l1ia KPB 21.26, Material Site Permits, and Reenacting Without Term Expil'(?.s 2()OO Modification Provisions Governing Correctional Community Residential Center Permits as KPB 21.27 (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (First of Three Hearings) Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Agenda Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Agenda September I, 1998 Page 1of 6 September I. 1998 Page 6of6 / Kenai Peninsula Borough i \ Assembly Meeting Schedule TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1998 !I~ . JI D I m;zOz-c ~~~8 9:30 a.m. Board or Adjustment (BOA) CD ~I Council Chambers CD lI!n Homer City Hall m :iiI"" ~ Homer, Alaska til ;mD m ~ 3:00 p.m. Finance Committee Council Chambers Homer City Hall Homer, Alaska 4:00 p.m. Land Use Planning Committee Council Chambers Homer City Hall Homer, Alaska 5:00 p.m. Policies and Proeedures Committee Council Chambers Homer City Hall Homer, Alaska 7:30 p.m. Regular Assembly Meeting Council Chambers Homer Ci1y Hall Homer, Alaska S\WPWIN\(M TAI,,\{]Et.lDAIJ.ITGSCIIEO.WPO 90% ofthe spruce trees are dead. 5% ofthe live trees are poor in quality or tightly bunched t get1M-. 5% are alive and healthy trees. between 10 to 25 years old. These trees should be saved and transplanted to a desirable location. 1 YEAR This area has just been logged. Circle DP's use ofthe feUe buncher and grapple skidder to remove the trees and limbs. There by cutting the clean-up time in half 2 YEARS This land was timbered two years ago. The grass has taken over and cattle have grazed it twice this summer. Without the stumps removed only livestock can utilize the land. 5 YEARS This field is in its third year 0 f grass production. Extreme care was taken to save the soil and its humas and nutrients. We harvest over 2 ton of hay per acre and pasture cattle on it ·c. Resolution 98-072: Encouraging the Use of the Port of Homer as a Southwest One Quarter Section 25; All within Township I South, Port of Call for the MIV KENNICOTI during 1999 and Subsequent Range 12 West, Seward Meridian, Alaska. The two parcels ofland Years (Drathman, Scalzi) (Referred to Land Use Planning are also described as Parcels 40 and 57 on the Right-of-Way Map Committee) filed by the Ninilchik Native Association in the Homer Recording District as Plat 84-1 15. 1lle two parcels of land are bounded by Settle 3. Ordinances for Introduction Avenue; Reid Street; Shell Avenue; and, Woodhead Street; KPB File 98-116 [submitted by Swan Surveying on behalf of Richard Northey); ·a. Ordinance 98-49: An Ordinance of Assessment Confirming the Carried forward from July 13, 1998 Planning Commission Meeting. Assessment Roll for the Kenai Keys Utility Special Assessment (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) District and Establishing the Method for Terminating Assessments and Making Refunds to Property Owners (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) ·b. Petition to Vacate that Portion of Northern Lights Boulevard Lying (Referred to Finance Committee) between Kilowatt Avenue and Frontier Avenuejust East of the Kenai Spur Road. Portion of Right-of-Way petitioned for vacation was ·b. Ordinance 98-50: Delegating to the City of Seldovia the Power to dedicated by Suthard Subdivision Addition 2 (Plat K-1734 KRD); Provide Zoning Regulations within the City, and Repealing KPB and by Arctic Subdivision (Plat 80-14 KRD); within Section 20, 21.80-21.118, Inclusive (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) (Referred to Township 5North, Range 10 West, Seward Meridian, Alaska; KPB Land Use Planning Committee) File 98-153 [McLane Consulting Group] (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) ·c. Ordinance 98-51: Appropriating $989,500 from the Central Peninsula Hospital Plant Expansion and Replacement Fund for Design, ·c. Approval of Ballot Summaries of Propositions for October 6, 1998 Construction and Furnishing of the Kenai Public Health Center Regular Municipal Election (Referred to Policies and Procedures (Mayor @ Request of CPGH) (Shortened Hearing on 9/15/98) Committee) (Referred to Finance Committee) d. Protest of Liquor License Renewal ·d. Ordinance 98-52: Amending the Tax Code Regarding the $10,000 Alaskalanes, Inc. Residential Real Property Valuation Exemption Eliminating the Kenai, Alaska Annual Filing Requirement for Eligible Taxpayers, and Clarifying and Amending Eligibility Criteria (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) N. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS (3 minutes per speaker) (Referred to Finance Committee) O. MAYOR'S REPORT ·e. Ordinance 98-53: Enacting KPB 5.12.090, Requiring Property Owners to Submit Scientific Evidence of Contamination for the I. Agreements and Contracts Assessor to Consider a Parcel Contaminated for Purposes of Determining Full and True Value (Mayor) (Hearing 10/13/98) a. Approval of Joint Funding Agreement between KPB and USGS for (Referred to Finance Committee) Stream Gaging Program FY 1999 on Anchor River, Glacier Creek, and Kenai River at Cooper Landing. •f. Ordinance 98-54: Appropriating $116,682.21 to the Special Assessment Fund for Island Lake/Moose Run Natural Gas Line b, Approval of Contact Extending the Employee Employment Physicals Utility Special Assessment District (Mayor) (Shortened Hearing Agreement between KPB and Dr. William L. Cooper, M.D. 09/15/98) (Referred to Finance Committee) c. Approval of Contract Extending the Physician Medical Director 4. Other Agreement between KPB and Dr. William L. Cooper, M.D. ·a. Petition to Vacate Portion ofTwo Seismograph Rights-of-Way within thp Nnrthwp~t nl1P~()m'rtpr Nnrthll1P~t ()np_()mu1'pr ~prtinn !lInrl ___ •• _ ••••.. __• _n.. "(._ , a , _ ••_ "(. __••_. 1h'_ , _u_ One Seismograph Right-of-Way within the Southwest One-Quarter, Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly AgenUa Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Agenda Seplember I, 1998 Page 3of 6 Seplember 1. 1998 Page 4 of 6 2. Other 2. Ordinance 98-40: Increasing the Total Approved School District Budget for Fiscal Year 1998-1999 and Appropriating the Additional Local Funding a. Memo from Patrick Hickey, KPBSD Assistant Superintendent dated Necessary to Support the Increase (Mayor @Request of the School District) August 12, 1998, regarding Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response (Referred to Finance Committee) Act School Management Plans. 3. Ordinance 98-42: Authorizing the Conveyance of the Real Property P. ASSEMBLY MEETING AND HEARING ANNOUNCEMENTS Associated with the Former Homer Middle School to the City ofHomer at Other than Fair Market Value (Mayor at request) (Referred to Land Use Q. ASSEMBLY COMMENTS Planning Committee) (Second ofTwo Hearings) R. PENDING LEGISLATION 4. Ordinance 98-43: Reinstating the Fifteen Percent Cash Discount for the Sale (This item Iisls legislation which will be addressed at a later date as noted.) of Certain Parcels of Borough Owned Land (Brown) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee and Finance Committee) 1. Ordinance 98-33: Repealing KPB 21.13, Land Use Permits, and Adopting KPB 21.25, Conditional Land Use Permits, and KPB 21.26, Material Site 5. Ordinance 98-44: Authorizing the Receipt of a Municipal Capital Matching Permits, and Reenacting Without Modification Provisions Goveming Grant from the State ofAlaska for Road Projects and Appropriating $492,355 Correctional Community Residential Center Permits as KPB 21.27 (Mayor) to a Capital Project Account (Mayor) (Referred to Finance Committee) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearings 10/13/98 & 11/17/98) 6. Ordinance 98-45: Redirecting the $18,000 Surplus From the Soldotna High 2. Ordinance 98-41: Authorizing the Conveyance of That Portion of School Bleacher Replacement Capital Project to the Soldotna High School Govemment Lot 4, Section 24, T4N, RI2W, Seward Meridian, Alaska, Lying Upper Gym Floor Abatement and Replacement Program (Mayor) (Referred West ofKalifornsky Beach Road, Which is the Historical Kalifornsky Village to Finance Committee) Site, to the Kenaitze Indian Tribe, I.R.A. (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearing 9115/98) 7. Onjinance 98-48: Authorizing the Purchase of Land in the Anchor Point Area as the Future Site for the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center, 3. Ordinance 98-46: Adopting Regulations Governing the $100,000 Personal Appropriating Funds from the Land Trust Fund for the Purchase and Property Tax Exemption Previously Established In Ordinance 97-73 (Mayor) Classifying the Land as Recreational (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning (Referred to Finance Committee) (Hearing 9/15/98) Committee) (First ofTwo Hearings) 4. Ordinance 98-47: Establishing an Advisory Planning Commission in the L. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Greater Seward Area (Mayor by request) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearing 9/15/98) . M. NEW BUSINESS 5. Ordinance 98-48: Authorizing the Purchase of Land in the Anchor Point Area I. Bid Awards - None. as the Future Site for the North Pacific Volcano Learning Center, Appropriating Funds from the Land Trust Fund for the Purchase and 2. Resolutions Classifying the Land as Recreational (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (Hearing 9115/98) ·a. Resolution 98-070: Reclassifying a General Maintenance Mechanic Position to Locksmith/General Maintenance Mechanic (Mayor) S. INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND REPORTS (Referred to Finance Committee) T. NOTICE OF NEXT MEETING AND ADJOURNMENT •b. Resolution 98-07 J: Authorizing the Sale of the Kenai Peninsula Borough and Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Surplus The next meeting of the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will be held on September 15, Tangible Property (Mayor) (Referred to Finance Committee) 1998, at 7:30 PM in the Borough Assembly Chambers, Borough Administration Building, Soldotna, Alaska.. Kenai Peninmla Borough Assembly Agenda Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Agenda Seplember I. 1998 Page 5 of6 Seplember 1. 1998 Page 2of 6 Kenai Peninsula Borough This meeting will be broadcast on KPEN-FM /01. 7(Central Peninsula), KPEN-FM 102.3 (Homer), KGTL-AM 620 (Homer), KPEN-FM 102.3 (Seward), KPEN-FM 99.3 (Anchor Point & Assembly 4Kenda Seldovia), KPEN-FM /00.9 (Kachemak City & East End) Regular Meeting City Council Chambers, Homer September I, 1998 - 7:30 p.m. Copies ofagenda items are available at the Borough Clerk's Office or outside the Meeting Room just prior to the meeting. For further information, please call the Clerk's Office at 262-8608 or toll free within the Borough at 1-800-478-4441, Ext 308. Visit our website at Jack Bl"OlI'lI I A. CALL TO ORDER Pre!idenl lYlYlY.borollgll.kellai.ak.lls for copies ofthe agenda. minutes, ordinances and resolutions. Seal J - Nikiski Term Expires 1998 I B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROil Dralhman C. INVOCATION Vice Presidellt Seal 8 - Homer Term Expires i999 D. ROLLCALL Dale Bagley .·/nembly Member E. APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND CONSENT AGENDA Selll 4•SoldO/lla (All items listed with an asterisk (.) are considered to be routine and non-controversial by the Term Expires 1998 Assembly and will be approved by one motion. Then: will be no separate discussion of these items unless an Assembiy Member so requests, in which case the item will be removed from Ihe Debra HOl'IJe Consent Agenda and considered in its nonnal sequence on the agenda.) As.rembly Member Seal 7· null/mella F, APPROVAL OF MINUTES 7'erm E,pires 1998 Gmce Merke.' ·1. August 18, 1998 Regular Assembly Meeting Minutes ,Issembly A,fell/ber Seal 5- Sierling G. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS - Items other than those 7'erm Expires 1999 appearing on the agenda (3 minutes per speaker, 20 minutes aggregate) Ti", Nal'mTe "mmbl)' Member I. Mr, Lloyd Schade, 35250 Schade Drive, Homer, AK Selll z· Kenai NOI',II -Road Maintenance, 911, Spruce Bark Beetle Task Force 7l!m' £.Tpires 1999 "alrick D. 0 'Briell H. COMMITIEE REPORTS A,',fembly Member Seal 6- Sward I. REPORTS OF COMMISSIONS AND COUNCILS 7"l'm Expires znnn Bill Popp J. ITEMS NOT COMPLETED FROM PRIOR AGENDA Assembly Membel' Seal I • Kellai Sal/III K. PUBLIC HEARINGS ON ORDINANCES '/~ ...m£'i:!i!"e! lOOf} (Testimony limited to) minutes per speaker) Drew Scalzi ..I.r.fembly Membel' I. Ordinance 98-33: Repealing KPB 21.13, Land Use Permits, Seal 9 and Adopting KPB 21,25, Conditional Land Use Pennits, and DiamollrVSeldol'ia KPB 21.26, Material Site Permits, and Reenacting Without .,mil Expires lnnn Modification Provisions Governing Correctional Community Residential Center Permits as KPB 21,27 (Mayor) (Referred to Land Use Planning Committee) (First ofThree Hearings) Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Agenda Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Agenda September I, 1998 Pagelof6 Seplember I, 1998 Page 6of 6 / Kenai Peninsula Borough I \ Assembly M~eti!lg Schedule TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1998 !i~' . ~D I ~zD z-C ~~~CI 9:30 a.m. Board of Adjustment (BOA) CD §;:E Council Chambers CD srln Homer City Hall m :.sf" ~ Homer, Alaska UI ;mD IS ~ 3:00 p.m. Finance Committee Council Chambers Homer City Hall Homer, Alaska 4:00 p.m. Land Use Planning Committee Council Chambers Homer City Hall Homer, Alaska 5:00 p.m. Policies and Procedures Committee Council Chambers Homer City Hall Homer, Alaska 7:30 p.m. Regular Assembly Meeting Council Chambers Homer City Hall Homer, Alaska s \WrwlN\OAT ,\\,\GENUt\\A\TGKIIEO.Wro KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH ASSEMBL Y KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH ASSEMBL Y VOTE SHEET ~ VOTE SHEET '", ,/ Date Time Date Time -----'------1; ----- ------ ORD RES _ OTHER ORO. 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S.I WPWINIDA T4IASSEMBL l1FORMSISIGN-IN.S/lT AUlrUS[ 28, 1998 KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH ASSEMBL Y KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH ASSEMBL Y ROLL CALL ROLL CALL Date ------Regular Special Date _ Regular __ Special __ Adjourned _ Convened Adjourned Convened ------ I I Present I Excused I Absent I I I Present I Excused I Absent I < ~ Mr. Bagley - Mr. Bagley , ~Brown v Mr. Brown ¥£:D;~thman 1,._/ Mr. Drathman Mr. Popp ./" Mr. Popp Ms. Horne --- ~ Ms. Horne 1,,--- )~ -,, Ms. Merkes -' -'-~ Ms. Merkes 0" Mr. Navarre ." Mr. Navarre _J 1---- Mr. O'Brien Mr. O'Brien vi" Mr. Scalzi , Mr. Scalzi Notes: Notes: S:\WPWIN\DATA\ASSEMBLY\FORMS\ROLLCALL S:\WPWIN\DATA\ASSEMBLY\FORMS\ROLLCALL Kenai Peninsula Borough Clerk's Office TO: Jack Brown, Assembly President Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Members FROM: Linda S. Murphy, Borough Clerk(~~ i:~ DATE: September 1, 1998 SUBJECT: Approval of 1998 Election Workers Pursuant to KPB 4.50.010, approval of those people who have consented to serve as election workers for the upcoming October 6, 1998 Regular Borough Election is respectfully requested. 144 N. Binkley, Soldotna, AK 99669 1998 Election Workers Kenai Peninsula Borough j """,',."" ..'.". +,." "', "', " .., .."". """"",,"" '" ,.' "." ..,, ,! ~ 1?15~I1C:h..Clr,F'I.; Chair ~Elt~ l€l~ ,JC3 C:9.lJ eli,l1€l .. ;7~:!.?15". "'" ~.r!c:h()r".~t.~lJ~ge .J~aker9urrC3,!lJlaY!l. 17-165 ,Anchor PI. Judge Dress Sandra rf165 "Anchor PI. ""'iJudgeTennisonTinda \. 7-165 Anchor PI. Judge Thoms Patty Arno ,Petrea Arno Faye Halpin 'Gail Haul1schild Mary Etta ,Reiser TameraK. Willard 'Linda !Clark -Elizabeth Fry TOor-oillY Gross Pat Reinhart Linda Patricia ······'Oian·a Shirley Christine Nina Van Ray Rosanne Gabriel Edithanne ,Jones Joan iJones Fred ,Quick Zelma '7-179 Kasilof South Chair !Hann ~lJ~~E!Y 7-179 ,~C3~ilof SOlJ!h 'JlJ~gE! Beesler Pearl i7:'179 Kasilof South Judge ,Jasinski Jean 7-179 'Kasilof South Jud!;lEl .Rachon Violet 7-179 ",,~~C3silof~()..uth .,~lJd9El,., Rochon Violet ;i=179 Kasilof South Judge ,Toombs Jolaine ,Ninilchik ear ,JaC:9uelil1.E.l Ninilchik , o}'~e Constance 'Ninilchik Bushnell ,p'atsy ,Ninilchik Chenier Ida Ninilchik Hanson iRebecca 18-187 ~~~Ew~E~~~. 'Chair ' Huss __ ary~ 8-187 ""§eaE.£!:~ek.w _~~~g~.~"~.().~~~. JUdy -187 .Bear Creek Judge .Shirk ·········":sharon -187 'Sear Creek!Ju~fle Van Deusen ,Patricia -187 r Creek .Ju e White Susan .'3i~~~""ay [Chair Nabinger :Patricia ,'.w.,· ~ .•. ' ' __ .". , -(... :'3~~!:je",,~y Judge Danielsen Teresa Ri5!fl~""ay ,~udg~ Hansen ,Sherrie ... ,_",.~'3 i5!~~""ClY. .,Ju~~e .. ~c~i~~ElL . Val Rid eway Jud e Ohlsen Brandi Pearson Nina ""'~v"'cr,._.' Dotomain Kathleen Holifield Maxine 'Steadman Janice Troeger Catherine Soldotna 2 ,Chair O'Brien Linda , S.()J~otna 2 ]JUd!:je Adolf r-.1arge Soldotna 2 Judge :Birchfield Teri "'··'''''V··'_<'~'~ '~~" ~~.,,_. ,,~~ ·_w~'''_''·· A_ ,_N,,,m. __ , __ "."N.'.w.,,.. _... ..,. __ , , ' " .' iSoldotna 2 ········,Jud~~ Dunk Jacquelyn Soldotna 2 'Judge Sholin Helen' g Chair Krizer Sue "~,ier~",g J u~ge Dillon JC!<;queline Sterling JU~fle Hammarstrom .Ch~ryl .Isi~di~~L J~ud!:j~" [Kaser Wanda Sterling Judge Lesterson Dawn K-Beach 'Chair West .__ ~ '_0""' __ .~Elt!Y~_ "''''.""··.·.•·.".~,,._,··w··,·c~~~· ,K-Beach JUdg~ Hollers Dianna 'K~Beach Judge Irmen Cindy K-Beach JUclfle .Kissee Patricia K-Beach JUdge 'Schmidt Judith K-Beach Alternate Sexton Kathleen 9-217 Kenai 2 Chair Osborn jl:3~tty.. '9-217 Kenai 2 JU~~ ~. Crane Winaford ,,··,_·.··.·.··.'N~·~"-· ...... 19-217 Kenai 2 Judge Howell Dorothy 19-217 Kenai 2 Judge I Morris MCirQaret 9-217 Kenai 2 jJl}~.~.~ Perrizo !rvtary'~llen 'w,.• ".~- __~__, ·"",,.,," .n ,_ ·'··'W"W,·,~_,v"." ,v·,,,.'o "."_,,, •.•... ,. ,w_,-,_••W~N'WY"·" 9-217 Kenai 2 Alternate Shook Grace Chair .Lunn Loretta !~l}d,Qe 'Ojaz' Susan ...... ~~~~~.... "XJ~patrick ..;~~th JUdge Hultberg Barbara ····Jud e. Lunn, Sr. Paul H. Kathryn Jacqueline JoAnn !Esta Vesta Lentz [)()r?thy .£Jynn ..... Rebecca Idleman Elizabeth Reilly Patricia Tauriainen Ruth Inman Louise C. 9-227 Salamatof Chair Welborn Beverly :9-227 Salamatof Judge Diamond Dorothy 9-227 Salamatof Jud,~~ [)0l:ll1I.~~ Jean .... , _,,_, _, ,,·,',._",~~w, 9-227 Salamatof Judge. I/'Jald~?p Beverly .. <. ",'~-,,- 19-227 fS'iiiamaiof JUdge Welborn Rebekah Center ,AVO Douthit Nita 'Center AVO ~~ymour Lori Center Canvas Douthit Nita !Center Canvas Welborn Beverly Center Canvas Lentz [)(JrClthy 'Center Canvas Pearson Nina Center Canvas Diamond Dorothy Center Canvas All. Hollers Dianna Center Canvas Se~rnour Lori 'Center Canvas Ross Nita ,~ ,,"'w,_," WV'·_~.n··' rCenter Canvas Black Neva Center DPRB Hopkins Dave !Center DPRB .Lin~afelt Lauri Center 'CC Staff Pilgrim Elizabeth Center CC Staff Dragseth judy Center CC Staff Hecht Sandra Center CC Staff Near Etta Mae ,,,,'--, -,-, , W h'''''''' Center CC Staff I/'J~gner Cathy Center ecelvlng iHarris ,Jf'JC:l!'!cy Center Receiving -li"app Jan iCenter Receiving " Horton Becky ·Center Receiving •Essert Sue Ellen Center 'Tee'staff "'!De\;%J AIElja ·Center icc Staff ' Biggs Sherry