1986-07-01 Regular MeetingKODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
Regular Assembly Meeting
July 1, 1986
A regular meeting of the Kodiak Island Borough Assembly was held REGULAR
July 1, 1986, in the Assembly Chambers of the Kodiak Island Bor- MEETING
ough Building, 710 Mill Bay Road. The meeting was called to
order at 6:33 p.m. (A verbatim record is on file in the Clerk's
office)
The invocation was given by the Reverend Paul White, Community
Baptist Church, followed by the pledge of allegiance.
There were present: ROLL CALL
Lorne White, Presiding Alan Austerman
Ann Barker Eric Blankenburg (6:36)
Ken Gregg Ed Naughton (6:47)
Martha Ruble
comprising a quorum of the assembly; and
Jerome Selby, Borough Mayor
Linda Freed, Community Development Director
Gaye Vaughan, Borough Clerk
Shirley Berns, Deputy Borough Clerk
APPROVAL OF AGENDA APPROVAL OF
AGENDA
RUBLE, moved to add Womens Bay
seconded by BARKER Service District Advisory
Board Minutes of June 26,
1986 under Consent Agenda
and Appointments to Women's
Bay Advisory Board and the
Architectural Review Board
under Committee Reports.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, SO ORDERED
GREGG, moved to approve agenda.
seconded by RUBLE
WITHOUT OBJECTION, SO ORDERED
CONSENT AGENDA CONSENT AGENDA
A. RESOLUTIONS
1.
Resolution No. 86-47-R Authorizing Participation In The
RESOLUTION
Rural Development Assistance Grant (RDA) Program For
NO. 86-47-R
Karluk.
2.
Resolution No. 86-53-R Authorizing Staff To Advertise
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For Bids For Construction On The Akhiok Dam.
NO. 86-53-R
3.
Resolution No. 86-54-R Authorizing Staff To Advertise
RESOLUTION
For Bid For New Roofs On Borough Building, Port Lions
NO. 86-54-R
High School, and Old Harbor High School.
B. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION
1.
Ordinance No. 86-31-0 Rezoning A Portion Of Lot 2, U.S.
ORDINANCE
Survey 2539, Known As Bruhn Point, From Conservation--C
NO. 86-31-0
To RR1--Rural Residential 1.
2.
Ordinance No. 86-32-0 Changing The Boundary Of The
ORDINANCE
Monashka Bay Road Service Area And Providing For An
NO. 86-32-0
Election To Effect The Boundary Change.
3.
Ordinance No. 86-33-0 Changing The Boundary Of The
ORDINANCE
Service District No. 1 Road Service Area And Providing
NO. 86-33-0
For An Election To Effect The Boundary Change.
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B. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION (continued) CONSENT AGENDA
4. Ordinance No. 86-34-0 Amending The Kodiak Island Bor-
ough Code To Accept The Transfer Of Garbage And Solid ORDINANCE
Waste Collection And Disposal Powers From The City Of NO. 86-34-0
Kodiak.
C. COMMUNICATIONS TO THE ASSEMBLY COMMUNICATIONS
1. K.I.B. School District Financial Report for May, 1986.
D. APPROVAL OF
MINUTES
APPROVAL OF
MINUTES
1.
K.I.B.
Assembly Regular Meeting of June 5, 1986.
E. MINUTES OF OTHER MEETINGS
MINUTES OF
OTHER MEETINGS
1.
K.I.B.
School District Special Meeting of May 19, 1986.
K.I.B.
School District Regular Meeting of May 27, 1986.
K.I.B.
School District Special Meeting of May 29, 1986.
K.I.B.
School District Special Meeting of June 9, 1986.
K.I.B.
School District Special Meeting of June 16, 1986.
2.
K.I.B.
Borough Personnel Advisory Board Regular Meeting
of May
19, 1986.
3.
Womens
Bay Comprehensive Planning Committee, Second
Meeting
of May 20, 1986.
4.
K.I.B.
Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting
of May
21, 1986.
5.
K.I.B.
Economic Development Commission Regular Meeting
of May
5, 1986.
6.
Womens
Bay Service District Advisory Board Regular
Meeting
of June 26, 1986.
GREGG,
moved to approve the consent
seconded
by RUBLE
agenda.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, SO ORDERED
CITIZEN'S COMMENTS CITIZEN'S COMMENTS
Mayor Selby announced that the July Employee of the Month is Paul EMPLOYEE OF
Alexanderoff, a teacher/trainer at the Residential Training Program THE MONTH
at the Mental Health Center. Mr. Alexanderoff was unable to accept
the award in person due to recent surgery.
A. K.I.B. Personnel Board Appointments
AUSTERMAN, moved to appoint Pat Szabo
seconded by BARKER to the Personnel Board for
the term expiring December,
1987 and Carol Smothers to
the vacant seat expiring
December, 1986.
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous voice vote
B. Womens Bay Service District Advisory Board Appointments
GREGG,
seconded by AUSTERMAN
MOTION CARRIED
moved to appoint Dick
Perkins and John Burt to the
Womens Bay Service District
Advisory Board.
Unanimous voice vote
COMMITTEE REPORTS
PERSONNEL BOARD
APPOINTMENTS
WOMENS BAY SERVICE
DISTRICT ADVISORY
BOARD APPOINTMENT
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C. Appointment of Assemblymember to the Architectural Review
Board.
BARKER, moved to appoint Martha
seconded by AUSTERMAN Ruble to fill the assembly
seat on the Architectural
Review Board.
MOTION CARRIED
Unanimous voice vote
Mike Anderson noted that he was present to represent the Planning
and Zoning Commission.
PUBLIC HEARING
A. Ordinance No. 86-25-0 Amending Amounts, Penalties, and
Interest in Relation To Property Tax Collection.
AUSTERMAN
seconded by BLANKENBURG
moved to adopt Ordinance
No. 86-25-0
The presiding officer called for public testimony; there being
none, public hearing was closed.
GREGG,
seconded by AUSTERMAN
VOTE ON MOTION TO AMEND
moved to amend Section
3.20.090 "the unpaid balance
of the tax becomes
delinquent, and subject to a
penalty of twenty percent of
the unpaid balance" to "ten
percent of the unpaid
balance."
Unanimous voice vote
To clarify, Mayor Selby explained this ordinance was based on
adoption of the new Title 29 by the State of Alaska amending
state laws pertaining to business conducted by cities and bor-
oughs which allows increase in interest rates that can be levied
against unpaid overdue taxes.
VOTE ON MOTION AS AMENDED
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
Austerman, Barker,
Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, Ruble, White
None
Unanimous
B. Ordinance No. 86-26-0 Rezoning The East 1/2 of Lot 1,
U.S. Survey 5701 From Conservation To R R 2.
RUBLE,
seconded by NAUGHTON
moved to adopt Ordinance
No. 86-26-0.
The presiding officer called for public testimony; there being
none, public hearing was closed.
Assemblyman Austerman expressed concern about the overall
development plan on the road system and inquired about the
comprehensive plan.
Linda Freed responded that the current comprehensive plan was
adopted in 1968 and deals only with the urban areas. She ex-
plained the staff had basically worked on neighborhood plans and
all the village plans have been completed except for Ahkiok and
Old Harbor. At present the staff is working on general area
plans for Womens Bay, Chiniak, and Monashka Bay. She stated the
areas with development pressure on them have either a comprehensive
plan in progress or a comprehensive plan has been adopted.
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW
BOARD APPOINTMENT
PUBLIC HEARINGS
ORDINANCE
NO. 86-25-0
ORDINANCE
NO. 86-26-0
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VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
Barker, Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, Ruble, Austerman,
white.
None
Unanimous
C. Ordinance No. 86-27-0 Amending Chapters 17.06, 17.13,
17.16 and 17.18 Relating To Home Occupations.
BARKER,
seconded by GREGG
moved to adopt Ordinance
No. 86-27-0.
The presiding officer called for public testimony; there being
none, public hearing was closed.
Linda Freed explained the purpose of the ordinance was a result
of a large number of cases coming before the Commission. She said
in changing the code to reflect current conditions, home
occupations as a "right" would be allowed in residential zoning
districts without applicants having to appear before the commission
for a public hearing.
VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
Barker, Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, Ruble, Austerman,
White
None
Unanimous
D. Ordinance No. 86-28-0 Revising Title 16 - Subdivisions
AUSTERMAN,
seconded by BLANKENBURG
moved to adopt Ordinance
No. 86-28-0
The presiding officer called for public testimony; there being
none, public hearing was closed.
GREGG,
seconded by NAUGHTON
VOTE ON MOTION TO TABLE
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
moved to table Ordinance
No. 86-28-0 to the August
meeting.
Gregg, Naughton, Ruble,
Austerman, Barker,
Blankenburg, White
None
Unanimous
E. Ordinance No. 86-29-0 Establishing The Kodiak
Consolidated Fire Protection Service Area.
RUBLE, moved to adopt Ordinance
seconded by GREGG No. 86-29-0.
The presiding officer called for public testimony.
Wayne Sewell, President of Firefighters Local 3054 and secretary
to the Island Firefighters Association, stated that inflation,
austerity budgets, and declining state and federal revenues were
causing cutbacks in fire protection services. He felt that re-
sponsible, planned, efficient consolidation of the present three
fire service districts into one district would be a cost effec-
tive way of combating the problem. He said the firefighters'
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
ORDINANCE
NO. 86-26-0
(continued)
ORDINANCE
NO. 86-27-0
ORDINANCE
NO. 86-28-0
ORDINANCE
NO. 86-29-0
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union favored consolidation but request that the present PUBLIC HEARINGS
firefighters be utilized under the new administration.
John Pugh, Mayor of the City of Kodiak and representing the city
council, pointed out that the last time the assembly and city met ORDINANCE
to discuss consolidation, it was agreed to set up a study group to NO. 86-29-0
look into the details of consolidation and report back with recom- (continued)
mendations. He stated the committee had never gotten together.
He proceeded to ask questions regarding the proposed ordinance, pointed
out discrepancies, and suggested the ordinance be tabled for further
study or defeated at this time.
Horace Simmons, representing Bayside Fire District #1, stated
Bayside had passed a resolution supporting the idea of consolida-
tion. Speaking as a private citizen, he said his examination of
the proposed budget for the consolidated district did not indi-
cate that an increase in mill rates would be necessary to support
the service.
Wayne Sewell spoke to the assembly a second time in rebuttal to
points made by Mayor Pugh.
The presiding officer closed the public hearing and reconvened
the assembly.
The borough clerk explained to the audience that there would be
two separate ballot issues, one for city residents and another
for residents of Womens Bay and Monashka Bay.
In response to presiding officer White's request, Mayor Selby
explained that the details regarding the consolidated district
would be up to a newly -formed district board whose responsibility
would be to address the points raised by Mayor Pugh. With voter
approval on consolidation in October, the new fire service district
would take effect on July 1, 1987.
A discussion ensued between the assembly and Mayor Selby.
BARKER,
seconded by BLANKENBURG
VOTE ON MOTION TO TABLE
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
moved to table Ordinance
No. 86-29-0 to August 7th
meeting.
Austerman, Barker,
Blankenburg, Gregg
Ruble, Naughton, White
4 Ayes, 3 Noes
The presiding officer requested the clerk for a second roll call
on the motion to table.
Ayes: Austerman, Barker,
Blankenburg, Gregg
Noes: Ruble, Naughton, White
MOTION CARRIED 4 Ayes, 3 Noes
Assemblyman Gregg requested that Ordinance No. 86-29-0 be called
back for a second public hearing in August.
F. Ordinance No. 86-30-0 Adopting Non-areawide Powers To ORDINANCE
Provide For Economic Development. NO. 86-30-0
NAUGHTON,
seconded by RUBLE
moved to adopt Ordinance
No. 86-30-0.
The presiding officer called for public testimony; there being
none, public hearing was closed.
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VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
Ruble, Austerman, Barker,
Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, White
None
Unanimous
The presiding officer called for a ten minute recess.
The presiding officer reconvened the assembly.
MESSAGES FROM THE BOROUGH MAYOR
A. July Meetings
B. Staff Reports
GREGG,
seconded by RUBLE
NO OBJECTION, SO ORDERED
C. Other Business
moved to acknowledge
receipt.
Mayor Selby had one "good new" item to report - the $7.4 million
junior high school renovation bond issued in 1983 had been paid
in full on Tuesday. By using variable rates and short term fi-
nancing the borough came out extremely well interest -wise on this
bond issue, he stated.
OLD BUSINESS
A. Ordinance No. 86-16-0 Adopting Non-Areawide Powers To
License, Impound And Dispose Of Animals Outside Of Home
Rule And General Law Cities.
AUSTERMAN,
seconded by RUBLE
NO OBJECTION, SO ORDERED
NAUGHTON,
seconded by BLANKENBURG
MOTION CARRIED
moved to remove from the
table Ordinance No. 86-16-0.
moved to amend by
substitution Ordinance
No. 86-16-0(A).
Unanimous voice vote
Assemblyman Blankenburg asked if Ordinance 86-16-0(A) was now
before the assembly for first reading and presiding officer White
stated that was motion to pass in first reading was now before
them.
VOTE ON MOTION TO PASS IN FIRST READING
Ayes:
Noes:
Austerman, Barker,
Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, Ruble, White
None
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous
PUBLIC HEARINGS
ORDINANCE
NO. 86-30-0
(continued)
MESSAGES FROM
MAYOR
OLD BUSINESS
ORDINANCE
NO. 86-16-0
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B. Ordinance No. 86-22-0 Relating To Elections.
RUBLE,
seconded by Barker
NO OBJECTION, SO ORDERED
moved to remove from the
table Ordinance No. 86-22-0
The presiding officer noted that the motion to adopt was now before
the assembly.
VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
NEW BUSINESS
Barker, Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, Ruble, Austerman,
White
None
Unanimous
A. FY 1986-87 Subcontract for Day Care Assistance Program
Administration.
AUSTERMAN, moved to approve subcontract
seconded by NAUGHTON for Day Care Assistance
Program Administration with
Susan Ramaglia for $12,000 or
9 percent of subsidy billings
whichever is greater.
VOTE ON MOTION TO APPROVE
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, Ruble, Austerman,
Barker, White
None
Unanimous
B. Resolution No. 86-46-R Authorizing The Receipt And
Expenditure Of Municipal Grants Appropriated By The
1986 Legislature, A.S. 37.05.315.
BLANKENBURG, moved to adopt Resolution
seconded by RUBLE No. 86-46-R.
In response to questions as to how the grant funds would be
spent, Jim Gingerich, K.I.B. Hospital Administrator, explained
the $800,000 appropriated for the hospital would be earmarked for
construction funds and the $25,000 for hospital equipment would
be earmarked for major pieces of equipment on the medical staff
priority list.
VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
Gregg, Naughton, Ruble,
Austerman, Barker,
Blankenburg, White
None
Unanimous
OLD BUSINESS
ORDINANCE
NO. 86-22-0
NEW BUSINESS
SUBCONTRACT FOR
DAY CARE ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
RESOLUTION
NO. 86-46-R
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C. Resolution No. 86-48-R Authorizing Expenditure Of Up To
$300,000 For Construction And Upgrade Of The Track In
The City Of Kodiak Baranof Park.
RUBLE,
seconded by BLANKENBURG
VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
moved to adopt Resolution
No. 86-48-R.
Naughton, Ruble, Austerman,
Barker, Blankenburg, Gregg,
White.
None
Unanimous
D. Resolution No. 86-49-R Authorizing Purchase of Two
Emergency Warning Sirens.
BLANKENBURG, moved to adopt Resolution
seconded by BARKER No. 86-49-R.
Mayor Selby explained the purchase of these sirens were the re-
sults of joint efforts between the city and the borough in the
Emergency Preparedness efforts, especially with regards to
tsunami warnings. He said the sirens would most likely be placed
at the Bayside and Womens Bay fire stations so they would be
heard by the maximum number of people.
VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
Ruble, Austerman, Barker,
Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, White
None
Unanimous
E. Resolution No. 86-50-R Authorizing Staff To Advertise
For Bids For Construction Of The Baler Facility.
seconded by BARKER
moved to adopt Resolution
No. 86-50-R.
Assemblyman Blankenburg stated that he was going to vote for this
ordinance but only because he felt he was under coercion by the
state of Alaska and their letter stating the borough has no other
options without incurring substantial fines. He did say the
borough was going to look into alternatives such as incineration
in conjunction with a recycling campaign for aluminum, cardboard,
and glass.
VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
Austerman, Barker,
Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, Ruble, White
None
Unanimous
F. Resolution No. 86-51-R Establishing Minimum Unit Prices
For Material Sales Contracts.
RUBLE,
seconded by BLANKENBURG
move to adopt Resolution
No. 86-51-R.
In response to Assemblyman Naughton's question as to how the
volume of gravel extracted was computed, Mayor Selby said
NEW BUSINESS
RESOLUTION
NO. 86-48-R
RESOLUTION
NO. 86-49-R
RESOLUTION
NO. 86-50-R
RESOLUTION
NO. 86-51-R
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engineering sight readings were used to compute the volume of
gravel removed from the site.
VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes: Barker, Blankenburg, Gregg,
Ruble, Austerman, White
Noes: Naughton
MOTION CARRIED 6 Ayes, 1 No
G. Resolution No. 86-52-R Authorizing A Contract With URS
Engineers For Design Of A Bridge Across The Creek
Between Beaver Lake And Dark Lake.
AUSTERMAN,
seconded by BARKER
moved to adopt Resolution
No. 86-52-R.
Several assemblymembers expressed dissatisfaction with the con-
tract going automatically to URS without having been put out to
bid. Assemblyman Austerman did not feel it was necessary to put
a bridge across the creek at this time because he did not foresee
the development of the property on the other side.
Mayor Selby voiced no objection to requesting proposals from
other firms, however, he thought the borough should move ahead on
phase one of the preliminary design while there was funding
available from the state. He said this area will need to be
developed in order to keep the Kodiak community in an area where
services such as water, sewer, and roads can be provided on a
cost effective basis. Also, the borough has a Corps of Engineers
request to cross the creek in this area, rather than put in a
culvert, and this would allow an agreement and closure with the
Corps as to the most feasible way to proceed.
VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION FAILED
H. Renewal of KANA Dorm Lease
NAUGHTON,
seconded by AUSTERMAN
MOTION CARRIED
Barker
Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, Ruble, Austerman,
White
1 Ayes, 6 Noes
moved to renew KANA Dorm
Lease.
Unanimous voice vote
I. Awarding Bid For System 38 Upgrade.
BLANKENBURG, moved to award the bid for
seconded by NAUGHTON System/38 Upgrade to IBM in
an amount NTE $24,106.
Assemblyman Gregg stated that he looked upon the System 38 like a
"boat" which is said to be a hole in the water to pour money
into. He said he had a different computer philosophy than the
borough staff and thought the line on expenditures on the System
38 should have been drawn with the hard disk upgrade. He felt
the borough could get by on less than $250,000 per year in a
computer budget with equipment other than main frame type.
NEW BUSINESS
RESOLUTION
NO. 86-51-R
(continued)
RESOLUTION
NO. 86-52-R
RENEWAL OF
KANA DORM LEASE
AWARD BID FOR
SYSTEM 38 UPGRADE
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VOTE ON MOTION TO AWARD
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION FAILED
Naughton, Ruble, Barker
Austerman, Blankenburg,
Gregg, White
3 Ayes, 4 Noes
J. Resolution No. 86-55-R Authorizing Purchase Of Tract
R-lA Killarney Hills Subdivision For The Purpose Of
Construction Of A New Hospital.
NAUGHTON,
seconded by BARKER
moved to adopt Resolution
No. 86-55-R.
Mayor Selby explained this land is owned by the Archdiocese of
Anchorage and the purchase price is a result of negotiations and
a compromise in price between the two parties.
VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
Ruble, Austerman, Barker,
Blankenburg, Gregg,
Naughton, White
None
Unanimous
K. Ordinance No. 86-35-0 Placing The Question Of The Adop-
tion Of A Hotel -Motel Sales Tax On The October 7, 1986
Ballot.
In response to questions, Mayor Selby said if this ordinance was
passed at first reading a draft would be drawn showing how the
ordinance would be implemented and administered and presented to
the assembly at a work session later in July.
Assemblyman Naughton thought the philosophy of levying a tax on
an industry which Kodiak is trying to develop is wrong. He
thought the assembly should be thinking in terms of enhancing the
tourist industry by considering an industrial incentive for indi-
viduals who develop it.
AUSTERMAN,
seconded by GREGG
VOTE ON MOTION TO ADOPT
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
CITIZENS' COM4ENMS
None
ASSEMBLYMEN'S COMMENTS
moved to adopt Ordinance
No. 86-35-0 at first
reading.
Austerman, Barker, Gregg,
Ruble, White
Blankenburg, Naughton
5 Ayes, 2 Noes
Assemblyman Blankenburg commented on the Fire Department consoli-
dation and asked a special effort be made to publicize the second
public hearing in August. He requested that the City of Kodiak
be contacted for their input.
Assemblyman Austerman questioned whether the comprehensive plan
was adequate and asked if land was being set aside for parks,
schools and future growth in areas such as Chiniak. He was
NEW BUSINESS
AWARD BID FOR
SYSTEM 38 UPGRADE
(continued)
RESOLUTION
NO. 86-55-R
ORDINANCE
NO. 86-35-0
CITIZENS' COMMENTS
ASSEMBLYMEN'S
COMMENTS
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concerned that the borough has never adopted an updated plan. ASSEMBLYMEN'S
Also, he mentioned that during the last tsunami alert several COMMENTS
problems came to light particularly in the communications area
and thought that as borough officials, the assembly should be
concerned in seeing them corrected. He mentioned that several
other groups held meetings on Thursday evening (the same as the
assembly) and consequently, it was difficult to attend these
meetings to know what was occurring. As food for thought, he
wondered if the assembly meeting could be moved to Tuesday
evening.
Mayor Selby replied that the comprehensive plan was a constantly
J changing document and land use is a constantly changing item and
will continue to change forever. He said the zoning map is up-
dated every time a zoning change is approved.
Assemblymember Gregg explained the two different areas of thought
regarding computers and said since the bid to upgrade the System
38 was defeated he would put together some alternatives to
present to the assembly at a work session. He mentioned that
before the end of the summer there was going to be a strong push
for local purchase by the city and borough and thought work on a
local purchase ordinance should be made a priority.
Assemblymember Naughton pointed out there was an attractive new
Kodiak Island Borough Parks brochure available for the public.
Assemblymember White expressed his wish for substantial public
testimony at the next assembly meeting with regard to
consolidation and expansion of borough powers. He also reminded
everyone of the advisory question on non -area wide garbage being
mailed out on July 15th.
ITT ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the assembly, the
meeting adjourned at 9:27 p.m.
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