1978-01-18 Regular Meetingr"
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
JANUARY 18, 1978 MEETING, 7:30 p.m.
I. CALL TO ORDER
The Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting was called to order by Chairman Phil
Anderson at 7:30 p.m. in the Borough Assembly Chambers.
II. ROLL CALL
Present
Phil Anderson
Ron Ball
Dan Busch
Gene Erwin
Tony Perez
Don Baker
Mr.
roll call vote.
elect Dan
Absent
John Pugh, excused
retain Phil
Chairman Busch introduced Don Baker as a member of the Planning and Zoning
Commission.
III, PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Subdivisions
1. Vacation and replat a portion of "B" Street right-of-way, Tract "A";
replat to Lot 1 "A" Block 7, Lots 3A and 3B, Block 6, Tract "A" Ouzinkie
Townsite, USS 4871. The property is zoned Residential and is surrounded
on three (3) sides by five (5) lots zoned Residential, and on the south-
east by Municipal Reserve. The Chairman opened the Public Hearing. No
one appeared to testify.
Mr. Anderson moved to approve the final resubdivision of the above -
described property with the following stipulations: 1) the boundary
line of the proposed Lot 3B be redesigned to reflect that Lot 3B fronts
"B" Street and 2) that installation of public sewer and water be
available to Lots 3A and 3B. Mr. Ball seconded the motion. Motion
passed by unanimous vote. Mr. Ball moved to deny the request for
vacation of a portion of "B" Street, specifically between Lot 3, Block 6
and Lot 1, Block 7, Tract "A" Ouzinkie Townsite USS 4871. Mr. Perez
seconded the motion. Motion passed by unanimous vote.
B. Exception for mobile park, Lot 2, Block 1, USS 3066 A&B (Alvin Sargent).
The Petitioner is requesting an exception to allow mobile home park use on
the above -described property. Staff finds the proposed development does not
meet requirements set forth in Section 16.40.030 of the KIB Code of Ordi-
nances. Chairman Busch opened the Public Hearing.
IN FAVOR: None.
OPPOSED: Stan Sargent, nephew of the Petitioner, lives about 50 yards from
the proposed site. Letter from Stan Sargent was read into the record by
Mr. Sargent, and at that time he also stated there is not enough land area to
warrant a mobile home park. Therefore, he feels it would be a gross error
to grant the request.
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OPPOSED: Wayne Sargent lives and operates a business on the described
property. He stated he has a five-year lease with option to buy after five
(5) years. Expressed strong objections to the request. Following some
discussion, Mr. Perez moved to table the request for an exception for mobile
home park on Lot 2 Block 1, USS 3066 A&B (Alvin Sargent) until such time
the Petitioner presents a feasible and complete development plan. Mr. Ander-
son seconded the motion Motion passed to table the request by unanimous
roll call vote.
IV. STAFF REPORT KIBS273019
The Borough Manager stated he would like to bring the Commission up-to-date on
the following three (3) activities of significance to the Commissioners'
responsibility:
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IV. STAFF REPORT (Continued)
1) Bill Blair, Consultant, with Kramer, Chin and Mayo, recently presented a
progress report on the status of the Comprehensive Plan. He also presented a
series of maps which summarized graphically the status of each planned element,
describing the rationale of the presentation. A report will be forthcoming to
the Commission in written form and upon receipt of the report and the approp-
riate maps will give the Commission the opportunity to begin technical review
of the first complete draft version of the Plan. Estimated date for public
r hearings is approximately thirty days.
2) Mr. Denslow reiterated that Mayor Wallin is the Governor's appointee to the
Coastal Policy Council. Most recent session in Juneau did consumate the
statement of goals and policies that would be utilized by the Policy Council
in evaluating Coastal Management Plan, now a legal requirement for each Borough
in the state. The Coastal Management Plan for this Borough will be a major
work item of this Commission immediately following the completion of the
Comprehensive Plan. A set of general policies have been adopted by the Council,
and will be a major work item for the Commission the latter half of 1978.
At this point, Mr. Denslow asked the audience to view an educational film
prepared for television by the staff of the Coastal Policy Council. This film
will be available in the Planning Department for interested groups.
3) Mr. Denslow commented on the progress to date with the Karluk Village planning
problem, stating that Robert Marmaduke, Borough Engineer, has been to Karluk
and reported back since then. Frank Peterson, President of KANA, had appeared
before the Borough Assembly and requested a resolution be adopted, soliciting
from the Governor a declaration of emergency for the purpose of providing
specialized funds. The Resolution was, in fact, presented to the Governor by
Mayor Wallin and Mr. Milligan. Mr. Denslow expressed the fine cooperation
from legislative representatives who were instrumental in getting a quick and
unanimous resolution for emergency funds being made available to the Borough
and the Village of Karluk. In summary, a plan of action has been consumated,
financial agreements have been reached, and the paper work has been started
dealing with the Karluk situation.
Mr. Marmaduke stated that Kramer, Chin and Mayo, the Parks Advisory Group, and
the City Parks and Recreation Department will be circulating a questionnaire and
will be available to gain public opinion on how to develop recreational areas in
the City and Borough.
Island Lake Sewer and Yacht Club will also be circulating a petition to seek
support to extend sewer and water lines to the Island Lake area.
V. ADJOURNMENT 9:35 p.m.
APPROVED:
ATTEST:
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Chairman
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