1969-06-25 Regular MeetingR
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
PLANNING & ZONIIIG C01I4ISSION - JUNE 25, 1969
I CALL TO ORDER
Ti meeting was called to order by Vice Chairman Ed Haney at 7:30 PM in the
Courtroom of the State Office Building, Kodiak; Alaska.
II ROLL CALL
Present
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Ed Haney, Vice Chairman
Harry Wallace
John Welch
Wilda Gellis
I41NUTES OF PREVIOUS i 1E1;"PING
A. Regular Meeting -- June 11, 1969
Also Present Absent
J. S. Stansbury John Waller
(Excused)
Approximately six people in the
audience.
Ar. Haney moved for approval of the minutes as presented, seconded by Mr.
Wallace, passing by unanimous voice vote.
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A. Assanbly - regular meeting June 19th and June 23rd.
Mr. Haney asked for convents, which brought forth the motion from mr
Wallace for P&Z to go on record as recmnending that Mr. J. S. Stand
retained as Buildingr Insnector. Mrs. Gellis seconded the mntinn- an,
was no
CO;4MICATIONS AND CORFTSPONDENCS - NONE
PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Rezoning, East Addn., Lots 7 & 8, Blk. 48, from R-1 to
Huey Deville (Case 217-A). .'Irs. Gellis moved for appr
rezoning of East Addn., Lots 7 & 8, Blk. 48, Mr. [7allai
On
the meeting was closed and the public hearing opened. I4r. Elmer Dean
was present in the audience and raised several questions concerning the
location and use of the property. The map was studied, and it was noted
that the property would be useless for anything other than storage, as it
was quite swampy. There being no objection from mr. Dean and no further
discussion fron the audience, the public hearing was closed and the meeting
reconvened. There being no further discussion, roll call vote followed:
Ed Haney - Yes
Harry Wallace - Yes
John Nelch - Yes
Wilda Gellis - No
Mr. Welch felt that these lots were not desirable for building, and
since Mr. Deville owned them and would be getting service from them,
could see no reason why these lots whould not be reclassified. Mr.
Wallace concurred with Mr. Welch. Mr. Haney added that the Borough
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should not try to stifle private enterprise, but help it all they possibly
could. He added his recommendation to the Borough that this be approved.
B. Rezoning U. S. Surveys 3471, 3472, 3473 and 3474 from Conservation to
Unclassified, P&Z (Case 219-A)
i-- Mr. Haney read a letter fronllrs. Honeywell requesting reclassification
of the above. She felt this was a "must,' as her property in this area
was eroding badly, and it would be impossible to build on the front por-
tion of their lot (No. 12) if it were required to build 70 ft. from the
property frontage. She stated that the front of their lot was needed for
building purposes. 11rs. Gellis moved and Mr.11elch seconded the motion
for approval of rezonina of U. S. Survevs 3471, 3472, 3473 and 3474 from
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opened the public hearing. PIr. G. Carrithers raised the question of what
this reclassification would mean and how might he be personally affected.
The Cle_k pointed out the building requirements for each classification,
noting that each lot should be a 5-acre area under the Conservation
classification, however, Mr. Carrithers was the only person in that area
owning a 5-acre tract; all others' were smaller and would present hard-
ships for other builders. There was no further discussion raised from
the audience, and the public hearing was closed. Mrs. Gellis raised
the possibility of having this zoned as Rural Residential in the future,
and read the specifications for a Rural Residential classification.
L-Ws. Gellis amended _the motion with approval of the second that this
Roll call vote was as follows:
John Welch - Yes Wilda Gellis - Yes
Harry Wallace - Yes Ed Haney - Yes
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VIII SUBDIVISIONS, PRELI14RO Y REVIOI - NONE
IX SUBDIVISIONS, FINAL
A. Port Lions Second Addition, State (Case 195-A); the case was reviewed,
this additional survey was done at the request of Port Lions, Mr.
Wallace moved to approve the final Plat of Port Lions, 2nd Addition;
X OLD BUSINESS - NONE
XI PLANNING & STAFF ITE4S - NCNE
XII AUDIENCE COr•24ENTS
A. Mr. Dean raised the question concerning the expected date for omple-
tion of sewer in the Allman-ia lande Addition. It was noted that this
is a city responsibility, and it is expected to be accomplished some
time this next year.
XIII AA7OUMENP
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The meeting adjourned at 8 30 P14.
SUBbSITTED:
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