1968-10-09 Regular MeetingKODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
PLAumiG & zamG cua,asSIOI ImETING October 9, 1968
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I CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m., by Chairman John Waller in the
Courtroom of the iiew State Office Building, Kodiak, Alaska.
II ROLL CALL
Present Absent
John idaller, Chairman Harry Wallace
Ed Haney Ernie e Brothers
John F7elch
Wilda Gellis
Also present: San Best, Lorough Chai=,Ln: Jim Stansbury, Building Inspector and
one person in the audience.
III I'SNUTES OF PIL: VICLIS LiEETIAG - 9-25-60
Ir. Haney moved, seconded by Mr. Welch, that the minutes be accepted as written.
fiction carried by unminous voice vote.
IV OTHER 19INMS
A. Assembly 9-19-68 yet ocapleted
B. Assembly 10-3-68 Not yet completed
V M11,13NICATIONS AM CORRESPOMMM
A. Jaycees �-':oposed Land Lease on Chiniak Roal
The letter was read. A discussion was held as to the location of the
land and it was detercined to be where the old dairy '..<s located on the right
side of the road going toward the base. A discussion was also held on the
various proposed uses of the land. Sc:r- of the ideas mentioned were for a
proposed golf course, trailer court, and go cart racing track. Mr. Haney
asked whether the Jaycees could raise money on their pr.,^'.cets. Mr. Best stated
they could as long as they remained a non-profit organization. Air. Haney moved.
seconded by i-Ir. welch, to recamend to the Assembly that the Jaycees e g wen
e right away as muc<: as pFs-ib e. It ias pointea out rns Jaycees nave
done a goad job in their of x programs and it was felt that it would be a good
idea to lease them the land. fiction carried by unanimous roll call vote.
VI PUBLIC HEARRMS
A. Vacaticq and Replat New
3, Lots 7-22, Case 84-B
The plat was stualea. Pir. rlcujuy uuveu, eeK.vuueu u ..i..-=- - -----
of t'•.Ie plat su'rv^_::t to the approval of the engineer. The meting was recess and
the pu:>J_-c ::wring opened. There were no canrents and the hearing was closed and
meeting reconvened. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
VII WMG ITEM, PP=-iTf7IFS Il T
A. Felton and TP.rzny Exception or Rezoning, Case 207-A, L:t 2A, USS 3098
The letter from Felton and Tenny was read. A drawring was submitted and explained
to the committee. It was n^.nticned that Mr. Morton owes a gun shop next door
to this property. tlr. Haney moved to grant the excepticn.e.Xotion died for lack
of a second. fir. Best stated that he thought it would be best to rezone the "
property rather than grant an exception. He stated that an exception would be
desirable only if the connission wished to place restrictions on the use of the
property. Since there is business ,.)-dng across the street it was felt that
a rezoning would be more desirable in this case. Mr. Haney moved, seconded
Dir. Ielch, to roc „ Zd to the Assembly that Mr. Temy's lot be rezoned busi-
B. Gunner H. Anderson EE-Siest for Rezoning of Block 36 and 44 of East Addition
From R-1 to R-2, Cape 209-A
The petition was There
Mrs. Gellis moved, secrs'ed by fir. [Welch, to hold a
public hearing at the next meeting on this request. was porn ou at
the attorney requested Nir. Ar rson to suUnt a plat showing the dwellings =7
being used as duplexes in this area. fiction carried by unanimmus roll call vote.
VIII SUBDIVISIONS, Ppm=NiR REVIEW -none
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IX SUEDIVISIONS, FINAL-N=e
X OLD BUSIB ''SS
XI PLARM7,G AND STAFI ITEMS
A. 14r. Best re new zoning rap. mr. Best stated that a new colored zoning map is to
be prepared for the Borough by Ityck, Nyman, and Hayes.
B. Dw. welch re restrictions on Building Code. Ns. Uelch commented about the
r restrictions in the Building Code. Dir. Best stated that there will be changes
made in the Building Code, zoning Ordinances, and Trailer Park Ordinances.
C. PHr. Best re Zoning Bulletins. 1,s. Best stated that he intends to order zoning
b etlnm for each committee member.
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ivir. 14elch raised the question of whether the committee is being lax in looking
into same of the cases that care before the committee. It was agreed that the
c miittee malrbers would look at these areas of the proposed cases.
ADioURMU-The meeting adjourned at 8a20 p.m.
ATTEST.
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P SPELaTULLY SLUJITTED
Sharon Ham, Secretary
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