1969-10-08 Regular MeetingW _ , ,
KODIAK ISLAND BONA- h
PLAidi•:IITG & ZOiQIt•IG COIIUSSIOU - OC'T•'Orin:P 8th, 1969
I CALL TO OPITE
i meeting was calleu to order by Chairman John !'alley, at 7 30 p.ni. in the Lawr
:Library, State Office Building, Kodiak, Alaska.
II ROLL
CALL
Present
John I-eller, Chairran
Nary I.'vaMei .
17ilda Gellis
Jin !.-,heeler
John :.!elch
Harry Wallace
Ed Haney
There were also toro persons in the audience.
III i-MVI TES Or PREVIOUS Iir,I 1MG
A. P&Z regular meting -- September 24, 19C9. is. Ilaney moved for an royal of
the minutes as written, seconder by ir. 'apace. Motion passed by unanirms
voice vote.
IV llTrd[T ES OF OTHER Iff�'i'IiM
A. Assembly - regular meeting October 2nc1, 1969 There were no carmrerrts.
V COII•Y[TL41CATIOd Aj\7D CORRESPOPMU4CE -• "E
VI PUBLIC lJMM%lGS
A. Rezo - Pribilof Point, Port Lions, fran Conservation to R-1, 17akefield
g sheries (Case 223• A) A letter was read from Kathy Shari, Secretary. Port Lion
City Council stating that tentative approval had been given on this rezoning.
This action was not taken at a council meeting, elections were to be held soon
and this item will be placed on the agenda for the first rteeting after the
election. The Planning & Commission felt that the approval from the Council
should not be tentative approval. :Ir. ?!allace roved to table this until word_
received from. the new City Council, seconded by rr. i'elch. The motion ntssed
by unanimous roll call vote. The public hearing will be advertised for the
next regular meeting of the Planning & Zoning Ccrmssicn.
VII ZaNMTG r.LU.7S
A. Iiemorandinn fran Borough Assembly to P & Z re. Industrial Zoning, l:adiak, Unit Five.
The nerao was read statingthat the iissembl felt the
y zoning should not be charngec:
at this time as the area was zoned industrial at the time of the origiru-rl sale.
The Carani.ssion discusser! this and felt that they should stand behind their original
decision. iirs. Gellis moved that the P&Z CcriuLssion stand by the decision that
this area be residential as this is shown in the Ccuprehensive Plan as being so
B. L�cc Zon Request fray John = udick, Ouzinkie. The bach=, and of the case was re--
vieoreuiir. Rudid. eras in the audience and had delivered conies of the City
Council runutes of September 12, 1969 and October 2, 1969, which noted that the
question of the sale of alcoholic beverages in the City would be placed on the
ballot for the October 7th, 1969. Pir. Rudick informed the Ca'Lrission that the
question gasseu by a 4G to 22 vote. One correction was noted in the third
paragraph of the Council minutes of. SenteTber 12th, the notion was riade by
John Panamarioff rather than Norman Smith. 'Ir. Haney roved to grant the exception_
for a business establishment in the area reruested by IIr. Rudick. seconded by
C. Letter fran Jack Pliines, Chief of Police reZoning Ordinance, read for information
only concerning district regulations regarding, visibility at intersection. The
letter stated that the passage as provided ;:y the Borour_h Office was approved.
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VIII SULDIVISI 7, RRE'LE":EVM I'=--,
A. Preliminary Plat--7V:efielu Subdivision, Case 223-B. The plat along with the
Lorough r:ngineer*s comments concerning this were studied. The changes on the
redesign of the intersections were noted as was the note on the public access.
i4rs. Kvalheim move(. for approval of the preliminary plat of the *lakefield Sub -
means deuication Of rUbllc streets that We -tinal plats will so
Fstate, seconded by Nrs. Gellis. Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
IX SLMDIVISICK FIP71I
A. Final Plat, City of I:odiak, Sanitary Fill Site Survey. The plat was studied and
area discussed. It was the c_oinion of the Commission that the Sanitary Fill shcula
be free to all of the coma= ty and in this way people could be encouraged to
use the Sanitary Fill Site rather than the roadsides for dumping of garbage.
Piss. Gellis moved f-„ the approval of the final plat for City of Kodiak Sanity
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X OLD BUSINESS -NONE
XI PLA VING & STAFF IMIS
A. ilrs. GEllis re Obstruction of View on 1,1ission Road and Cut-off Road by trailers.
It was noted that the trailers in the Ilarding Trailer Court would obstruct the
view of persons driving on ilission Road if more trailers are moved into the
Court. Each trailer has a five foot high base and it is difficult to see whether
or not traffic is caning dam the Cut -Off;. Road. During the daccussion it was
pointed out that altlought the court has been approved for ten trailers the
Hardys do not plan to have more than the seven already located there. The spaces
for each trailer have been enlarged and the number will remain at seven.
TRAILER PARK ORDIUMCE - it was suggested that the Planning & Zoning should
check with the new assembly and arrange to have some work sessions by the
Commission and owners of the Trailer Courts to draw up an ordinance that will
assist those people desiring to establish trailer courts in this area.
STREET NX-MZG AND HOUSE I4U3M=x7G. Mie Camdssion felt that this was also an
area that should be taken care of by the Planning & Zoning Conanission.
XII AUDIENCE Cal-iE US
A. i1r. Clouse re Flooding of ni.ssion Road. ,tr. Clouse noted that an area of the
Iiission Road is under water <_.id wondered what steps could be taken to have this
alleviated. Although the Lorough does not have the road payer, it was suggested
that a letter could he rsitten by the Borough to the State Hiatmtay department
requesting that this matter be taken care of.
XIII ADJOUf IONT
The meeting was adjourrned at 9:00 p.m.
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Norma L. Halt, Acting Clerk John TTaller, Chairman