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1981-03-18 Regular MeetingKODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES March 18, 1981, Regular meeting Page 1 I. CALL TO ORDER - Mrs Chambers. II. ROLL CALL Crowe called the meeting to order at 7:35 p.m. in the Assemb Commissioner's Present Mrs. Crowe Mr. Ramaglia r Mrs. Walser Mr. Gudenau Mr. Hill (arrived at 7:40) Mr. Ball Quorum was established. Commissioner's Excused Mr. Briggs AlsoPresent Mr. Walton Mrs. Jones Mr. Hodgins Mr. Crowe Mr. Gordon Mrs. Crowe introduced Mr. Will Walton, Planning Director to the audience and the Commission. Would like to say for myself and the Commission we are glad to see him on the staff as part of the Planning Department. III. MINUTES - February 18, 1981. fir. Hill page 4 when I suggested the last paragraph in Mr. Beehler's letter dated November 3, 1980 be changed it was only meant for clarification. Mrs. Crowe easier for people to get money that way it should be easier for the Assembly to get grants, page 9 I do not know if we said that the area was added to by 300 feet, if I said 300 feet I was wrong, page 3 impound lot! as it stands now we have no specific zoning for an impound lot. Mr. Ramaglia move( to accept the minutes with the above corrections. Seconded by Mr. Hill. Motion IV. APPEARANCE REQUEST - Linda Larsen, Afternoon Delight. Mr. Gordon the Afternoon Delight bus was originally on the lot behind the Orpheum Theatre. The bus in now located on lot 12, block 16, Kodiak Townsite it is zoned business. On October 13 John Pugh was asked to check into the status of why the bus was located behind the theathre. The Afternoon Delight was grandfathered in as of June 5, 1980. On January 15, Sandy Kavanaugh notified me that the bus was moved. Left them a letter stating that they had to have the Planning and Zoning Commission approval for several reasons, did not list the reasons, first of all it has to be a permanent foundation, parking. They have bee out of town and would like to start working again. Mr. Ball what would be the parking requirements as it stands now? Mr. Gordon well they do not have any inside seating so they would probably only Fe 2 or 3 spaces required. Or you could have one space per employee or the square footage of the bus. It could be set up as a drive through so then they would not need parking spaces. Mr. Hill what is the lot size? Mr. Gudenau 35,Oi10 square feet. Mr. Ramaglia do they have permission to be on the lot? Mr. Hodgins Gary Gilbert has given them permission to be on the lot with the condition that the Planning and Zoning Commission has no problem with it. Mr. Gordon the Ordinance states that a business must be on a permanent foundation Mr. Hill that means to jack it up and put blocks under it. Mr. Gordon that is up to you folks. Linda Larsen speaking do behalf of my co-owner Della Fannin Afternoon Delight..,!.iAs Mr. Gordon stated we went out of town for vacation.7he letter that he said that he left I did not receive until March 11, 1981, a week and a half ago,aas far as being aware of getting permission from the board to move the bus and open up I have never had to get it before when we have gone out to the Rodeo, Coast Guard or to the Crab Festival. We do have a lease with Gary Gilbert on this other lot and we have worked with Morris Lee on getting the electricity in. You have a letter there I believe saying that the bus is built to State standards. I am asking for an exception to open up. KIBS225191 KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES March 18, 1981, regular meeting Page 2 Mr. Gudenau do we grant temporary permits? Mrs. Crowe no,not on a temporary basis. Mr. Ramaglia since this is a mobile operation are we,able to grant exceptions or variances? Mrs. Crowe best way to handle this would probably be to remand it to one of our work sessions then bring it up at the April regular meeting. Mr. Hill are you going to make it a permanent structure or keep it like it is so r you can move around? Mrs. Walser how soon do you plan on opening up? Mrs. Larsen as soon as possible. Mrs. Crowe variances must have a public hearing. Discussion on the procedure for variances. Mr. Hill how about a temporary usage permit for 30 days?, Mrs. Crowe if a 30 day permit was issued it would have to be with the understand• ing that we are not giving permission under this section of the Ordinance to operate for mbre then 301idaysfand that certain cWiteria haverto be met. Mr. Hill this is just a temporary permit for 30 days and at the end of 30 days we can then come up with a decision. Mr. Ball there is no way of guaranteeing that you will be able to stay there. Mrs. Larsen that is sort of short notice to tell me that I may lose my business and a job. Mr. Hodgins our Ordinances do not address temporary exceptions.- h Mrs. Crowe what is the wish of the Commission? Mr. Ball I am not against it. But we did get a letter from the Retailers Assoc. in regard to where it was located before and then it was moved so it does not fall under the grandfathering anymore. We should have a public hearing. Mrs. Crowe are you in favor of not having them operate? Mr. Ball I would not mind giving them a 30 day temporary permit with the under- standing that, it be scheduled for a public hearing. Mrs. Crowe could I retiterate for the Staff what you are saying? It is our intentions to grant a 30 day temporary permit to Afternoon Delight to do business on lot 12, block 16, Kodiak Townsite and the final decision (April 15, 1981) for action after a public hearing. Mr. Ball it should also be stated that if it is turned down the lot should be returned to the original condition as we do not want any legalities with this. Mr. Gordon what do you want for parking on this set up? Mr. Ball they didn't have any over at the other place. Mrs. Crowe at that time we will have determined what parking is needed. Mr. Gordon do you want them to come to a work session? Mrs. Crowe they will naturally come to the one on April 8, 1981 for packet review. Mr. Gordon they will have a parking lay out? Mrs. Larsen will bring a lay out of the lot with the bus and parking shown. Mr. Ball you better bring everything you can because you will have opposition. Mrs. Crowe you may wish to think about whether or not you will make it a permenarr structure. KIBS225192 KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES March 18, 1981, regular meeting Page 3 F Mrs. Larsen the reason we moved the bus was because Koniag gave us a notice that they were going to build on the lot. Ball moved to grant a 30 day temporary permit to operate on lot 12, b ak Townsite and that they be responsible for all installation and tha rn the lot to its original condition if the decision should o a ains nded by Mrs. Walser. Motion PASSED by unanimous roll call vota_ Mrs. Jones yesterday when I was in the City offices there is another person in town that would like to start another business like this one. What would you lik to do about it? Mrs. Crowe bring it up after the meeting. V. PUBLIC HEARINGS A. ZONING 1. Z-79-028. A request to amend the Comprehensive Land Use plan to industrial - USS 2539. (Koniag, Inc) STAFF REPORT: Mr. Walton gave the staff report as prepared by the planning department. Read Ordinance 73-12-0. We are not sure if the Ordinance is legal or not at this point, we will bbtain a legal opinion, if you would like. If the land was,transferred to Koniag before Ordinance 73-12-0 then they would bi home free, if you will,in this case. Discussion on the history of this case between staff and the Commission. Mrs. Crowe would like to put this off until we can talk to the attorney. Mr. Ball feels they should go ahead with this request. Mr. Hill agrees. Mrs. Walser how can we take action if it is already zoned industrial? If Ordinanc 73-12-0 is valid then we are rezoning land from industrial to industrial. Mr. Ball we would just be reconfirming a decision. Mr. Ball was the Comprehensive Plan changed then also? Discussion between the Commission. Mrs. Crowe if the wish of the Commission is to go ahead with this item, we will go on to the public hearing. Mrs. Crowe closed the regular meeting and opened the public hearing. Mr. Eaton Koniag Inc. Mr. Eaton read Ordinance 73-12-0. Wilton T. White was the chairman at the time the Ordinance was signed. I spoke with Mr. White and he assured me that the reason this includes USS 2539 was to accomodate Martin Olidge dock and a proposed sawmill that was slated to go in on Fry Point. This had to be rezoned in order to satisfy the financial backers. Mrs. Crowe where is Fry Point? Mr. Ball showed Mrs. Crowe. Mr. Eaton the contract we have with the Coast Guard at this time specfically says that only the area we are applying for the rezoning can be used for the purposes as stated previously by the Planner. The issue of magnetic interference was broughtup some time ago by Koniag. This is one of the reasons I am skeptical about some of the agruments put forward by Mr. Bernard and tonight I have brought with me a letter from the Sullivan Association Technology Engineers add Management It is dated November 7,1979 and has to do with the proposed processing plant that we had intended out there at that time. The letter states that there are ways to correct electromagnetic interference. Mr. Ramaglia we are looking at rezoning 46 acres and you say Shannon Point is the only area they can build on, are you going to develop the whole area? Mr. Eaton yes we would. KIBS225193 Lt. Kenny we are worried about interference so there is no point in going into a orrection number 1 land that can be developed for light industry goes down around the corner. Did not know about the Ordinance before tonight. KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES March 18, 1981, regular meeting Page 4 Lt. Kenny Does not feel that the Ordinance is binding as the intent was differer from what the Ordinance states. It is spot zoning -It is spot zoning whenever you zone one piece of land at a time. You are acting without a Comprehensive Plan. No permits were given to the private citizens after 1972 for that land. Things were allowed to continue unless they began to interfer in regards to the Shipyard It got in there by accident, the accident being the 1964 earthquake; it was permitted to stay there and by 1972 it was drastically reduced in funtion.It was defunk by 1976. We had more control over the shipyard than we would over just rezoned land. Mr. Ball did they ever cause any interference? (they -shipyard) Lt. Kenny did they? At that time they were not shut down. Mr. Ball did they ever cause any interference while they were operating that you know of? Lt. Kenny You are talking about the shipyard, you have to remember something Mr. Ball, that at that time the mission of the communication center was considerably different from what the mission of the communication center is now.It was not at the facility that it is now. The level of interference has drastically changed as before there was no 200 mile limit (1976), we also did not have the responsib- trtity-.of the small boats. Mr. Gudenau do you object to Mr. Eaton building those buildings with the technology that he has to limit the interference? Lt. Kenny I guess what troubles me about Hank's statement is that all I heard in the letter he read is that they propose to study. I do not think that means they can do it. If they could put a processing plant in and meet the grounding requirements it may be fesible. But what has been requested is an unlimited rezoning of the land to industrial. Koniag has known all along that we (Coast Guard) would only allow light industrial. Mr. Ball don't you have large generators? Lt_ Kenny Yes Sir. Mr. Ball do they cause you any problems? Lt. Kenny yes, they cause certain problems. Mr. Ball then why don't you shut them down and use KEA's? Lt. Kenny because KEA cannot provide our power. When KEA can provide us (Coast Guard) with power we will shut down the generator and use KEA's. Mrs. Crowe when will KEA be able to supply the Coast Guard? Lt. Kenny e:frter, Terror Lake. is built. Mr. Ramaglia when Terror Lake goes on the line they may only be able to handle 85% . By 1985 KEA will need 100% of Terror Lake to handle the City. Lt. Kenny we have been told by KEA's engineers that they may be able to pick us up in five (5) years. KEA would like to take over our power. Mrs. Walser Can I ask a technical question? With the improvements of Solid State Electronics and stuff like that, would that increase the interference, allow you to pick up more interference or would it limit the interference. CO Benard this has allowed us to have more sensitive that hear receivers could things the old receivers could not hear, longer range communication system when you go to a longer range you look for signals that are lower, more pronouced interference. It makes the problem worse. Mr. Hill Mr. Kenny said that the Coast Guard does not object to the light indust- rial uses on the land, but it would be objective to heavy industrial. You have an agreement that is signed and it has the layout of what you can and cannot do why do we keep going over this? CO Bernard we are not sure this is binding. But I would suggest to you that the purpose of zoning is to protect the adjacent land users and as an adjacent land owner I am concerned about the zoning of the land. KIBS225194 KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES March 18, 1981, regular meeting Page 5 Lt. Kenny yes this document is subject to legal attack. There are no cases on easements. We are an adjacent land owner -Before you rezone the have to show more than it would be desirable to rezone when you are going to overturn somebodi already existing use. Mr. Hill it is the consensus of the Planning Commission that anything over 2 acres is not considered spot zoning. Lt. Kenny isn't the Commission supposed-. to zone for the better of the community not for the worse? What about contract zoning? If you zone to the limit then r we will not have to go into litigation. Mr. Hill we do not have a definition of heavy and light industrial so we could only zone for business. Mr. Ball you said we should zone it -To what? Lt. Kenny I would suggest that you zone the land to what you can do with it not to zone it for more than it can handle. Discussion on the agreement between Koniag and the Coast Guard. Mr. Eaton at no time has Koniag or Koniag's agreement been detrimental to people as we have people in boats also. It is not our intention to damage the integrity of the receiver station. As long as whatever we put in does not interfere with the receiver station I feel we are meeting the requirements of the agreement. Lt. Kenny the Jerry Rowe proposal,whether it was Koniag's proposal,whether it was a proposal by Jerry Rowe to buy the land.Jerry Rowe would not buy that land unles. it was industrial unlimited zoning. Mr. Rowe will not come to town if the zoning is limited. On the other hand if Koniag's proposal for a processing plant or ship building yard, they can sell the land. Bottomfish plants have a high atrition rate, Hank told me that. If that does not work what will be next? The Coast Guard's policy has not changed. Mr. Chandler opposed, we do not need any more canneries out there, we already have more than enough and"they are stinking up the beaches'.' Mrs. Crowe closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting. Mr. Ball called for a 5 minute recess. Seconded by Mr. Hill Passed unanimous) The meeting was called back to order at 9:30 p.m. Mrs. Crowe read the agenda description for the audience. Mr. Hill moved to amend the Comprehensive Land Use plan to industrial USS 2539 with Resolution Z-79-025 which describes the 46 acres. Seconded b Mrs Walse Motion PASSED by unanimous roll call vote. 2. Z-79-029. A request to rezone USS 2539 from conservation to industrial. Koniag, Inc.) STAFF REPORT: Mr. Walton presented the staff report as prepared by the Planning Department. Read Ordinance 73-12-0. Mr. Hill moved to grant a request to rezone USS 2539 from Conservation to Ind real with Resolution Z-79-025 which describes the 46 acres and with the Decem 9, 1977 contract between Koniag and the U.S. Department of the Interior as th signed agreement becomes a contract zoning for this land usage as provided in Title 29 section 29.33.090. Seconded by Mr. Rama lia. Motion PASSED with a 5-1 vote Mr. Ball voted_ NO, Mr. Hill, Mr. Gudena w Mrs. Walser. Mr. Ramaalia 3. Z-81-002. A request torezone-lots 4 & 7, block 4, Miller Point First Addition from rural residential to business. (Mary Peterson) STAFF REPORT: Mr. )Talton presented the staff report based on a memorandum prepared by the Planning Department. Mrs. Crowe what about the reported building going on. KIBS225195 Mr. Hodgins yes there is a building going up on that lot. There has not been a building permit issued for this building. KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES March 18, 1981, regular meeting Page 6 Mr. Gordon Peterson's started an "A" frame. I told them they needed to get a sanitation permit before they could go any further on the house. Mrs. Crowe the construction of the building has been stopped? Mr. Gordon yes Mrs. Crowe did you see the plans for this.Is it a home? Mr. Gordon it is residence. Mr. Gudenau was there a floor plan? Mr. Gordon it has been so long since I have looked at it -yes there was. Mrs. Crowe closed the regular meeting and opened the public hearing. Mary Peterson is near business land already.Does not feel that it will conjest traffic. I would put my real estate business there. Mrs. Crowe if the land is zoned business you could use it for anything. PIary Peterson I would be interested in zoning just for a real estate office. There is not any way to do that is there? Mr. Hodgins you could use it for a home occupation. Discussion between Mr. Ball and Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Crowe 17.06.320 means an accessory use to a main building. Do you want to live there? Mary Peterson I do not want to live out there just have a real estate business. Can I make the lot smaller? Mrs. Crowe that would be considered spot zoning. Mrs. Crowe closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting. Mr. Ball if we rezone it she would be able to sell the lots. Mrs. Crowe that is not our concern our concern is that we would be expanding the business area. Melnitsa Lane has been used as a buffer zone for the end of the business area, and to protect the residential area. Discussion on business zoning. Mr. Ramaglia moved to approve a rezoning of lots 4 & 7 block 4 Miller First Addition from rural residential to business Seconded b Mr Gude FAILED by unanimous roll call vote for the following reasons• 1 expan business into a residential area, 2. outside the boundary set by the Plan nin and Zoning Commission two 2 years ago and 3 does not comply with the Compreh stve Land Use Plan. 4. Z-81-003. A request for a variance from Section 17.18.040 yard requirements on lot 17C, block 14, Kodiak Townsite. (Rolland Jones) STAFF REPORT: Mr. Walton presented the staff report based on a memorandum prepared by the Planning Department. Mrs. Crowe closed the regular meeting and opened the public hearing. Hearing no comments Mrs. Crowe closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting. B. SUBDIVISIONS KIBS225196 1. S-81-003. (Preliminary) Subdivision of lot 1, block 5, Bells Flats Alaska —5—ubatvision, USS 2539, into four lots: lots 1A, 1B, 1C and 1D, block 5, Bells Flats Alaska Subdivision, USS 2539. (Douglas Hall) it KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES March 18, 1981, regular meeting Page 7 Mr. Crowe no additional information 39 notices sent received none. Mr. Ball what is a tangent bearing? Mr. Crowe it is part of the legal description. Mr. Hill is this the one that is a final? Mr. Crowe no, it is the next one. '— Mrs. Crowe closed the regular meeting and opened the public hearing. Hearing no comments Mrs. Crowe closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting. Mr. Ball moved to grant preliminary approval subdivision of lot 1, block 5, Bells Flats Alaska Subdivision, USS 2539, into lots 1A, 1B, 1C, and 1D, block 5, Bells Flats Alaska Subdivision, USS 2539 with the condition that the tangent bearing of lot 1-B be changed to N24 59'02"E . Seconded by Mrs. Walser. Motion PASSED by unanimous roll call vote. 2. S-81-004. (Final) Vacation of lots 3 & 4, block 2, Tract D, USS 1672 (Amends and replat to lots 3A, 4A, & 4B, block 2, Tract D, USS 1672 (amended). (Robert Walton, Jr.) STAFF REPORT. Mr. Crowe presented the staff report based on a memorandum prepare( by the Engineering Department. Mrs. Crowe closed the regular meeting and opened the public hearing. Gretchen Saupe opposed to the subdivision. Bought the land four (4) years ago so we could build cabins. Does not want to see the land become high density. Shirley Heglin opposed to the subdivision. Bought the land for building cabins. Not a lot of water.Not sure about the drainage. Mr. ChandleC owned the land originally, I subdivided it,made some lots larger r• than others. Pointed out where the low spots were in the land. Opposed to the subdivision. Would not be able to dig a well.Vy biggest concern is that you might contaminate the lake. Discussion between the Commission and Mr. Chandler. Mr. Ramaglia Did you change the land from conservation to rural residential so you could sell the smaller lots. Mr. Chandler I did not know I was changing it. Mrs. Crowe the shaded in area that is a park.Is that dedicated to the Borough for park use? Mr. Chandler anyone could use it. The Borough owns it. Mr. Ball why did you rezone the land to rural residential? Mr. Chandler so I could subdivide it and sell it as I can't take it with me. Mrs. Crowe closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting. Mr. Ball was Mr. Walton informed of this meeting. Mr. Crowe yes. Mr. Walton my brother and I bought the land to build cabins. Mr. Ball where is your brother? Mr. Walton my brother passed away. KIBS225197 Discussion between Mr. Walton, Jr. and the audience. Mrs. 14alser can understand the concerns of the residents and Mr. Walton, Jr. See no problem with the subdivision. Sanitarian must give sanitary approval before a building permit is issued. KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES March 18, 1981, regular meeting Page 8 F r 11 Discussion between Mr. Crowe and the Commission on the lenght of time they have to act on the subdivision. (60 days the commission has to act on, the petitioner has 6 months to get in a final) Mrs. Crowe the lot sizes are from 41,000 square feet to 58,000 square feet. Mr. Hill moved to o io ser. anyone can su ng,to'vote in favor 3. S-81-005. Subdivision of lot 1, block 5, Miller Point Alaska Subdivision, USS 3462, into two lots: lots lA and 1B, block 5, Miller Point Alaska Subdivision, USS 3462. (Jim Richardson) STAFF REPORT: Mr. Crowe no additional comments. Mrs. Crowe have you received any comments from Mr. Brighton? Mr. Crowe yes, he objects to the subdivision because of the stream. That is real not the concern of the sanitarian as there are alternative septic systems. I wou recommend final approval. Mrs. Crowe closed the regular meeting and opened the public hearing. Hearing no comments Mrs. Crowe closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting. At this point the tape of the meeting is undecipherable and the rest of the minutes are from notes. Mr. Ramaglia moved to grant final approval of the subdivision of lot 1, block 5 Miller Point Alaska Subdivision into lots lA and 1B, block 5, Miller Point Alas Subdivision with the following conditions: 1. 10 foot utility easement along westerly boundary of lots 1A and 1B, 2. 20 foot utility easement on common lot line between lots IA and 1B. 3. 10 foot utilitv easement alono southerlv = 1.Uy acres, lot lu - 1.z/ acres block 5, not block 1. Seconed by 4. S-81-006. (preliminary) Vacation of lots 16A, 16B, and 16C, USS 3098 and replat To lots 16A-1 16B-1 and 16C-1 USS 3098. (Bill Burke) STAFF REPORT: Mr. Crowe stated that 22 notices were sent and there have been no returns. No additional comments. Mrs. Crowe closed the regular meeting and opened the public hearing. Hearing no comments Mrs. Crowe closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting. Mrs. Crowe asked if she should abstain from voting as she was friends with the company buying the lots. The Commission felt it not necessary as there was no financial gain for her in it. Discussion between the Commission and Mr. Crowe on the lot shapes. Mrs. Walser e Teem in oraer to 1 2. add 5 foot utili 16C-1, 3. add 15 fo manhold along the n t utility easement a . Hill. Motion PASS C. OTHER - none IV. OLD BUSINESS A. ZONING - None. B. SUBDIVISIONS easement alon s G r, KIBS225198 lots 16A, 16B 8 with the es KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES March 18, 1981, regular meeting Page 9 F r 1. S-80-008. (final) Subdivision of lot 10, Russian Creek Alaska Subdivision into four lots: lot 10A, 10B, IOC and 10D, Russian Creek Alaska Subdivision, USS 2539. (Daniel Stockdell) STAFF REPORT: Mr. Crowe stated that the one correction that he recommended has already been changed. L,reeK Alaska Subdivision Alaska Subdivision, USS roll call vote. C. OTHER - None VII. NEW BUSINESS A. ZONING - None B. SUBDIVISIONS - None C. OTHER VIII IX bdivision of lot 10. Russi 1. 0-81-007. A request to purchase a five (5) acre parcel in USS 2382, Iron Creek, Raspberry Island. (James & Karen Schauff) STAFF REPORT: Mr. Walton presented the staff report based on a memorandum prepare by the Planning Department and a letter prepared by Mr. Dale Tubbs. There was some discussion between Mr. Walton and the Commission on the steps that would need to be taken to sell this land. After a lenghty discussion a decision was made. INFORMATION AND REPORTS A. Communications No action needed B. Reports 1. Chairman's Report Mrs. Crowe welcomed Will Walton. Reminded of work session 2. Committee Report none 3. Staff Report a. Borough Manager -none b. City Manager -none c. Planning Department -reminded of conflict of interest forms. d. Engineering Department -none e. Other -none AUDIENCE COMMENTS Mr. Jim Yutzik, Box 13, Kodiak Alaska on a commercial lot.Is that possible? Would like to have outdoor storac Mrs. Crowe explained that sometime ago the Commission intitated an Ordinance on Crab Pot Storage but it was turned down. Now that there is a Planner we would like to do another Ordinance dealing with outdoor storage. Mr. Yutzik asked that he be notified so that he could be in on all the discussions dealing with puttiflg=together an Ordinance? f;this-sort. KIBS225199 KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES March 18, 1981, regular meeting Page 10 F F F Mr. Bryce Gordon, Building_ Official it was brought to my attention by Mr. Ball that Mr. Zimmer's quonset but was being lived in and that onl one dwelling wa permitted on a lot. Mr. Zimmer told me that it would be removed when tL duplex was bu N. Discussion between the Commission and Mr. Gordon on what should be done about thi Mr. Ball moved . Walser. X. COMMISSIONER'S COMMENTS him to vacate the v Mr. Gudenau no comments Mr. Ball commended Mr. Walton on the excellent staff reports. Mrs. Walser no comments Mr. Ramaglia welcomed Mr. Walton Mr. Hill went to the Assembly meeting you really need to be prepared as they ask trick questions. XI. ADJOURNMENT the meeting was adjourned at 11:30 p.m. ATTEST: ning Secretary DATE APPROVED: }rs k \C KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION KIBS225200