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ERSKINE BK 9 LT 81B - Rezone (2)Y1 KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH CASE k___ PLANNING & ZONING REQUEST APPLICATION DATE Final Disposition: Remarks: Type of Request: Z6YLC,41■7F Description of Land: Lot: 21' - -2_ Addn: Block: Person Submitting Application: Mailing Address 9 Survey # Covering letter submitted: Referred from: 3 Plat Submitted: -Pnrsnn-ea. Representative te--ect-tenel—rtieet-ing4 /0' 4"e-ge. Present Zoning: Proposed Zoning: (Name) Reason for Request: Unusual Circumstances: Approved: Remarks: Not Approved: Remarks: Borough Assembly Approval: Remarks: Lsji 9//6 66-/I- KODIAK .ISLAND . BOROUGH : 'AMENDED -,ORDThNCE NUMBER:.66 -1 EREAS,';'Section '•O7.15;340 ;. •:AlasVa: Statutes;. erimpowers: t,he„ Borough--to`- enact, a, zo i n : o dinance acid :prow de for •- is . admin- ':UHE REAS, .the KODIAK ISL ND- $0R0UG I: has'pursuant: th€',reto- adopted. Ordinance No.'..,64 -- WHEREAS,,.' Section • 23 of Ordinance..F3o. pr`ov des that; he'1 Horough.:.As,sembly ` may.'by,, sorrdinance: amend, ,,supplement, •••mo,clify`, epeal or otherwise change the, zoning` .:regulations .ands: boundaries WHEREAS,, according ; to . the coriiprehensive plan adopted:. .y7. the . KODIAK :ISLANDBOROIJGH,' Lots E1ght nine :(89 ) °, Ninety t9:0; ; `irety -one: (91),: N:in ty tv'o ::'`92), One undyed- -f'�ft n'( 15) One zuriared -- sixteen (110 )`, and Ones -hundr d- seventeen (317) -. of 'B1ock 9), , al]. located within;:the ,Erskine Subdivision 'of' U s. •Survey' Kodiak Recording : Precinct, Third-, J,uducis:l` .District; •',State of Alaska, .:have been .zoned and are now 'class Pied as .R 2 ';anti? WHEREAS, 'the •.KODTAK ISLAND, BOROUGH: has:'b'een- =petitioned One- hundred - f'ift:een 11 5), Ozie - htinared.;- si..teen::: (116,) , and One- hundred - seventeen (117) 'of B ock al1,.located within the Erskine Subdivision.•.,:of= ;U.S ,survey °N n.562, recorded February 17 195.4, i i Book'.R., 'page' 3!8, of the Kodiak Recording ,Precinct, Third 'Judicial District; 'Stage- of v 1aska . 'froni "R --,2, to `business ;, said petition •has been ;'considered by the I3OROUGHvASSEMBLY and ,,public hearing..held: thereon the,;l9th ay`.o± Nay, ;1966, an she • :13,e;p itioner : haying.`requested' f iat :his Petition die. amended ;tip :: Page One,;,- AMENDED.; ORDINANCE NUNTBER BE. :6 :BEFORE, :BE I' ORDAIN D by` the . BOROUGH ASSE wit it the-. February :,17.. 1950,,n Tr .,Third- Judicial of Alaska, ' now c1as 5. `business acid std rid: a copy hared Bo owrh :, ease nbly- .bu11etii board �llc�w n ::its pasaa ;e n ap rova,: hir g a reset PASSED AND,'. A ?PROVED by the*. I:ODIAI ISLAND i.BOROUGH_ LY on 'the.,-.19 - t'n day b : `Maur', 1966. c KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY MEETING May 19, 1966 I Call to Order The meeting was called to order in the Magistrate's Courtroom, Donnelley Building, Kodiak, Alaska, by Presiding Officer Russell Wright at 7:50 p.m. II ROLL CALL Present Wilton White, Borough Chairman Russell Wright, Presiding Officer Fred Brechan Sven Haakansen Eldon Lester Absent Mrs. Jo Hajdu Also present: Borough Attorney Roy Madsen; Building Inspector Jim Stansbury; Sanitarian Harry Carter; Bcrcugh Secretary Sally Hendrix, taking minutes; and approximately 26 people in the audience. III MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING - May 5, 1966 Minutes were not read, since copies were available to the Assembly and the audience. Mr. Lester moved to accept the minutes as received. Seconded by Mr. Brechan and carried by unanimous voice vote. IV OTHER MINUTES - School Board, April 18 and May 9, 1966 Mr. Lester moved that the minutes be mailed to the Assemblymen for information and that any required action be taken at the next meeting. Seconded by Mr. Brechan and carried by unanimous roll call vote. V COMMUNICATIONS - CORRESPONDENCE - PEOPLE TO BE HEARD A. Letter read from Mr. Joseph Fitzgerald, Chairman, Federal Field Committee for Development Planning in Alaska. Chairman reported that neither Mr. Fitzgerald nor his representative had been able to come to Kodiak, but that when a meeting is held with them, it will be reported on. B. Letter from T. T. Fuller concerning the hospital was not read since it had been published in the paper, and Assemblymen had read it previously. C. Chairman reported that the City precincts for the special election were being set up, and that the Clerk had delivered ballots to all villages except Karluk. VI PUBLIC HEARINGS Rezoning R2 to Business - Erskine Blk 9 Lots 115 -117, Paul T. Walls; Lots 89-92, Elaine Banks (Cases 132 -A and 134 -A) Ordinance was read. Mr. Brechan moved for adoption of Ord. 66 -11 -0 in the second reading. Seconded by Mr. Lester. Public hearing opened. Mr. Madsen, speaki+ as a property owner, objected to the rezoning of Lots 115 -117 on Carolyn Avenue, since that was a residential street. Mr. Wallace questioned building plans. After further discussion, public hearing was closed and motion died by a tied roll call vote as follows: Yes - Brechan and Haakansen; No - Lester and Wrig t. Further discussion was held. Mr. Welsh and Mr. Wallace objected. Mr. Lester moved for adoption of Ord. 66 -11 -0 with the provision that the rezoning of Los 115 -117 be stricken. Motion died for lack of a second. In further discussio?, Mr. Gransbury, representing Mr. Walls, stated that the building would be a low one. Mr. Welsh still objected, and Mr. Wallace and the Christian Science Society stated they had no objections if the building plans were adhered to. Mr. Gransbury -suggested omitting Lot 15from the rezoning, and Mr. Wallace withdrew his objection Mr. Brechan moved that the ordinance be amended to exclude- i,ot_115_and that the ordinance be adopted as amended. Seconded by Mr. Lester and carried by roll call vote as follows: Yes - Brechan, Haakansen, Wright; No - Lester. B. Rezoning R2 to R3 - East Bik 30 Lots 15, 16, 17 - Louis Iani and Fred Brechan (Case 128 -B) Mr. Brechan disqualified himself. Ordinance was read. Mr. Lester moved for adoption of Ord. 66 -9 -0. Seconded by Mr. Haakansen. Public hearing opened. Mr. Eggemeyer presented a petition against the rezoning signed by various property owners in the area. Petition read. Mr. Perez spoke for the rezoning, and Mr. Jensen against. After further discussion, Mr. Madsen determined that in the case of objections by owners of 20 percent of the area abutting the property to July. 18, 1966 Mr. Stuart W. Todd " - Attorney at -Law Dexter Horton-Building Seattle, Washington 98104 Dear Mr. Todd: 1 am sorry for the delay in advising you of the results of Elaine Banks' application for rezoning. The rezoning of Lots 89 -92, Blk 9, Erskine Addition, from R2 to Business, was approved by the Borough Assembly on May 19:, 1966, 1 am enclosing a copy of the minutes of the meeting. :Sincerely, - :Sally Hendrix :Borough Secretary STUART W. TODD WI LLIAM C. GOODLOE TODD AND GOODLOE ATTORNEYS AT LAW DEXTER HORTON BUILDING SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98104 AREA CODE 206 MAIN 2 -6810 July 12, 1966 Kodiak Island Burrough Kodiak, Alaska Gentlemen: Please advise the result of rezone application of Elaine Banks for property adjacent to City Market property. You very truly, dAd Sg-ni STUART W. TODD SW T : am KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH Box 1246 Kodiak, Alaska NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING May 12, 1966 THIS IS TO NOTIFY YOU THAT THE BOROUGH ASSEMBLY WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON PAUL T. WALLS' AND ELAINE BANKS' REQUEST FOR REZONING OF ERSKINE SUB, BLK 9, LOTS 89-92 AND 115-117 FROM R2 TO BUSINESS. SINCE YOU ARE A- PROFERTY OWNER IN THE AREA, IF YOU WISH YOU_MAy EXPRESS YOUR OPINION ON THIS REQUEST AT THAT TIME. PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE COURTROOM. DAY Thursday DATE May 19, 1966 TIME 7:30 P.M. 2-4-e647:6 P.O. Box 12 3 n L Phon(' --,g6-2853 - ISLAND -PUBLISHING CO. Publishers of THE KODIAK MIRROR Printers -:- Publishers Stationers Kodiak, Alaska 99615 In account .with Kodiak Island Hormel Box,121+6 •City Accounts payable on or before the 15th . - /9 May 17 LEGAL NOTICF., Notice .0.e Public He Published May 6* 19 on Ordinance 62 lines A1aka Business License No. 6 80 12 40 ley; rine and bns, �hel Eeve 01- )ut- Ella en- Eta- ern ire : 75 rs ex- lrts red ' of of 1ms lay ing on 11 i.m. low hip i a oo1 tin aft en ms wn m- ay go. of as- �r -' of st N Eudora Preston Art Show to Begin Thursday, Eudora Preston's annual rt exhibit during the King Crab Festival will be held as usual at the Shelikof Lodge dining room. A perview will be held on Thursday, May 5 between 7:30.p.m. and 9:00 p.m. This is primarily for those who a purchase in mind. Ouzinkie to Graduate 4 Mrs. Joyce Smith will be guest speaker at the gradua- tion ceremonies of : four eighth grade students at the Ouzinkie Grade School. The graduation ceremo- nies will begin at 6:00 p.m. in the Ouzinkie grade school building. The public is in- vited. Mel Vega Now With San Juan Melecio M. Vega, formerly in charge of quality control in Kodiak for APA, has been placed in charge of research, and product development for the - San Juan Fishing & Packing Co., Charles Alha- deff, president, announced yesterday. Vega began his fisheries career with the Fish and Wildlife Service. After graduation from the University of Washing- ton in 1952, Vega returned to the Philippine Islands, where he was born, and be- came an instructor in the Philippine School of Fish- eries. He also developed his own 300 -acre fish ,- farm, .ra;ising_ fish, shrimp and crab for the commercial market. Vega returned to the Unit- ed States in 1959. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE: '64 Scout (pick- up truck) : '63 Aico Sports - man's Trailer (151/2 feet). Call 6 -5122, 18 NEW 3 bedroom, full finish- ed basement can be con- verted into tw'o bedroom apt. See Jeffers, small house behind Wickman House. 18 seven- thirty o'clock p.m. the courtroom of the Dis- trict Magistrate, Donnelley uilding, Kodiak, Alaska, a ublic hearing will be held n a proposed ordinance of the KODIAK ISLAND BOR- UGH, reclassifying the fol- owing described land: Lots Eighty - nine (89),, Ninety (90), Ninety -one (91), Ninety - two (92), One - hundred - fifteen (115), , One - hundred - sixteen (116), and One - hundred - sev e n t e e n (117) , of Block Nine, all located within the Er- skine Subdivision of U.S. Survey No. 562, re- corded February 17, 1950, in Book R, page 348, of the Kodiak, Re- cording Precinct, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska, from R -2 to Business. All persons intereste shall have an opportunity t be heard and after the hear- ing, the BOROUGH ASSEM- BLY shall consider the ordi- nance and may adopt it with or without amendment or reject it. Dated: This 29th day o April, 1966. KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY By: Wilton T. White Chairman - Publish: May 6, 1966 t NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ORDINANCE All citizens and voters of he KODIAK ISLAND BOR- UGH,, Third Judicial Dis- ict, State of Alaska, are ereby notified that on the 9th day of May, 1966, at even - thirty o'clock p.m. in he courtroom of the District agistrate, Donnelley Build - g,- Kodiak, Alaska, a pub - c hearing will be held on a p oposed ordinance of the ODIAK ISLAND BOR- UGH, reclassifying the fol- owing described land: Lots Fifteen (15), Six- teen (16) and, Seven- teen (17) of Block Thir-' ty(30) of the East Addi- tion to the Townsite of Kodiak, from R -2 to R- 3. All persons interested shall have an opportunity to be heard and after the hearing, the BOROUGH AS- SEMBLY shall consider the ordinance and may adopt it with or without amendment or reject it. Dated: This 28th day of April, 1966. KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY By: Wilton T. White Chairman Publish: May 6, 1966 THE KING CRAB FESTIVAL is "For Those Who Think Young" MEM NOTICE OF \' PUBLIC HEARING ON ORDINANCE All citizens and voters of the KODIAK ISLAND BOR- t OUGH, Third Judicial Dis- tract, State of Alaska, are \hereby notified that on the 19th day of May, 1966, a ' ZENITH„,, C� ..R.. P`~H E U M Theatre on Thorsheim Way Tonite 7:30, Tomorrow 7 -9, Sat. Matinee 1 p.m. Here They Come! The Surfin' Set in a' Wave of fun, Surfing and Music JAMES DARREN * PAMELA TIFFIN * PAUL LYNDE Nancy "These boots were made for walking" Sinatro Tina Louise * Bob Denver * Claudia Martin "For Those Who Think. Young" Happily Filmed in Technicolor and Techniscope Extra Festival Special!! "Tuna Clipper" Color Scope SATURDAY MIDNITE SHOW . Doors Open 11:30 Show Starts 12 O'clock VINCENT PRICE * DEBRA • PAGET * LON CHANEY * in Edgar Allan Poe's "THE HAUNTED PALACE" ASSEMBLY MEETING - May 5, 1966 C. Subdivision Baranof Heights, Addn #2, Baranof Heights Inc. (Case #135 -A) Mr. Barr's recommendation for approval was read. Mr. Best explained that this is part of an overall plan of the entire area submitted previously. After brief discussion of sewerage and street names, Mrs. Hajdu moved for approval of the preliminary plat of Baranof Heights Subdivision, Addn #2. Seconded by Mr. Brechan. Carried by unanimous voice vote. D. £Lbdivision, USS 3100 Lot 18 - Marion Parker (Case #138 -A) Mr. Barr's recommendations were read. After some discussion, Mrs. Hajdu moved for approval of the final plat of Lot 18 USS 3100, subject to the recommendations of the Borough Engineer being met, and that the Attorney be instructed to prepare a resolution. Seconded by Mrs. Brechan. Carried by unanimous voice vote. E. Rezoning R2 to R3 - Townsite Blk 1 Lot 10 - Robert C. King (Case #137 -A) Application read. Mrs. Hajdu suggested that this rea be rezoned in its entirety, rather than each request being . handled separately, and that the Assembly, acting for P &Z, request this on its own initiative. It was also stated that since it will take some time for the Comprehensive Plan to be prepared, some rezoning will have to be accomplished in the meantime. After discussion on what area should be included, Mrs. Hajdu moved that an ordinance be drawn up to rezone the following lots from R2 to R3: USS 444, Tr. C; Townsite Blk 1, Lots 10, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19; USS 1995; and Alaska Game Reserve. Seconded by Mr. Brechan. Carried by unanimous voice vote. VIII Old Business A. Rezoning RI to Business - Thorsheim Sub Lot 18 Sub Lots 1 -7; Rezoning R1 to R3, Townsite Blk 15 Lot 1, Stan Thorsheim (Case #131 -A) - First Reading Ordinance was read. Mrs. Hajdu moved for approval of Ord. 66 -10 on first reading. Seconded by Mr. Brechan. Carried by unanimous voice vote. B. Rezoning R2 to R3 - East Blk 30 Lots 15, 16, 17 - Louis Tani and Fred Brechan (Case #128 -B) - First Reading Ordinance was read. Mrs. Hajdu moved for approval of Ord. 66 -9 on the first reading. Seconded by Mr. Lester. Carried by unanimous voice vote. C. Rezoning R2 to Business - Erskine Blk 9 Lots 115 -117, Paul T. Walls; Lots 89 -9 Elaine Banks (Cases #132 -A & #134 -A) - First Reading Ordinance was read. Mrs. Hajdu moved for approval of Ord. 66-11 on the first reading. Seconded by Mr. Brechan. Carried by unanimous voice vote. IX New Business - None X Chairman's Report A. Status - Borough Engineer. Mr. White reviewed the correspondence between himself and the Borough Engineer, and stated that they were to meet to discuss the termination of Mr. Barr's contract. There are no provisions for termination other than by mutual agreement. B. Sanitarian's Report. Mr. Carter reported that his office is catching up on all existing violations. Also, a new dump site has been selected on the proposed highway between Miller Point and Pillar Creek which should serve for about 20 years. In the meantime, arrangements are being made for a temporary one -year dump site in the Miller Point area. Mr. Carter is in the process of working with the State to determine what health powers the Borough will assume if the takeover is approved by the election. C. Board of Equalization. Mr. White reported that there are 18 applications so far for the BOE, and that Mr. Cole expects about 40, which will total about 10 per evening. An attempt will be made to schedule the cases by area. D. Mr. Brechan moved to concur with the School Board in writing a letter of intent to the J. B. Warrack Co. accepting their low bid for construction of Elem. School. E. Mr. Brechan moved for acceptance of the Planning Board consisting of Richard G. Berg, Chairman; Steve Collins, and Ole Johnson. Seconded by Mrs. Hajdu. Carried by unanimous voice vote. XI Meeting was adjourned at 11:30 p.m. 0F' PUBt1'C': H :NG:.ON-ORDINANCE e 'KODIAK` 4SLM D' BOROUC r "e hereby notified , t i even - thirt)! ]o' dock: on :.the :.19th; ecl.ass'ify:ing. the v'£ollowii Lots Eighty nine `( Ninety - .tw(002), 0 in dred= sixteen (1 of .. Biock Nine, of U. S. F, Survey No. Third `Judicial , D s Business. described 9),: -Ninety (90) , ,Ninety one (91) ►e hundred - fifteen ;.(115),; One .. 6) , and One hundred- se`enteen:` ;located'.within. the Erskine Subdivision 562, recorded ;.February; 17 , J 19$6 :' he Kodak'Recordin;:`Precinct, rice, State * of., Alaska,' _ from' };consider. t e.'hea-riZ, ari. inance� ' ani OIOUGH ASS ASSEMBLY MEETING - April 21, 1966 2 Various complaints were made that there are inequitities in the assessments. It was brought out that it is possible for errors to be made, and that possible errors should be checked out by talking to the Assessor. If an agreement cannot be reached, an appeal should be made to the Board of Adjustment. If an agieement still is not reached, an appeal may be made to the Superior Court. In summarizing, Chairman White stated that the Assembly realizes that there is a lot of dissatisfaction concerning the assessments, and that some action must be taken to resolve it. He suggested that a board be created to act in an advisory capacity both to the public and the tax assessor, which would assist him in making the assessments. This board should represent a cross - section of the property owners. He emphasized that everyone who cannot come to an agreement with the Assessor should apply for a *Board of Equalization hearing. According to the law, a visit must first be paid to the Assessor. If agreement cannot be reached, then the BOE forms should be filled out. But the discussion must be held with the Assessor, not with the Chairman or the Assembly members. Those people who cannot see the Assessor during working hours may call him at the Borough Office. A comment was made that re- appraisals should be done. Mrs. Hajdu replied that the overall values would remain the same. If there are inconsistencies, they should be reported so that they may be adjusted. III Minutes of previous meeting, April 7, 1966, were not read aloud since copies were available to everyone. IV School Board minutes of April 5 and April 11 were read. Mr. Schott explained to Mr. Wright that the pension is an honorarium of one payment which is paid out of the General Fund. V COMMUNICATIONS - CORRESPONDENCE - PEOPLE TO BE HEARD A. Letter from Supt. of Schools re Special Assembly Meeting on April 28 for elementary school bid opening was read. Mr. Schott explained that if the bids are in order on that day, the contract could be awarded if the Assembly is present, thus saving time. Chairman White stated bhat the Borough has been advised that the bond market is so depressed that interim financing had been suggested instead. After brief discussion, it was decided that the bond matter would be checked into, and a decision made then about Assembly attendance at the meeting on April 28. VI PLANNING & ZONING ITEMS A. Exception to Build Men's Dormitory in R2 Zone - Townsite Blk 1 Lots 7 & 8 - L. A. Hopkins (Case #127 -A) - Public Hearing Case was reviewed, and Mrs. Hajdu made a motion that the exception be granted to Hopkins Construction for construction of a men's dormitory in the designated area, Seconded by Mr. Haakansen. Public hearing declared open. The Metrokins and Bortons stated that they wished to be removed from the petition in favor of construction. It was pointed out that Walter Kraft, also on the petition, no longer owns property in the area. There was an objection that there would be no room for parking. Mr. Dunham, representing Hopkins, explained that the dorm would have a live -in supervisor, and that there would be enough parking space. There were other objections that this would open the area to other R3 dwellings; and that a dorm should not be put in a residential area. It was suggested that new petitions be drawn up, both for and against. Mrs. Hajdu withdrew her motion and moved that a public hearing be scheduled for the next meeting. Mr. Haakansen concurred. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. B. Request for Rezoning Erskine Addn Blk 9 Lots 115 -117 from R2 to Business - Paul T. Walls (Case #134 -A) C. Request for Rezoning Erskine Addn Blk 9 Lots 89 -92 from R2 to Business - Elaine Banks (Case #134 -A) Cases were reviewed. Mr. Welsh commented from the audience that if the ddor was opened to business in that area, the whole area would become business. Mr. Haakansen made a motion that an ordinance be drawn up to cover this rezoning. Seconded by Mrs. Hajdu. Carried by unanimous roll call vote. Cc , • April 20, 1966 Mr. Stuart W. Todd Attorney at Law Dexter Horton Building Seattle, Washington 98104 Dear Mr. Todd: Thank you for your letter of April 18 with check enclosed. Since we bad received no previous application from ,Mrs. Joan Boyd, we are placing your request on the Assembly Agenda for Thursday, .April 21. Please be advised that according to our official zoning map, Lot 84, Block 9, of the Erskine Addition is presently zoned Business. Therefore, the lots to be considered in your application are 89, 90, 91, and 92, which are presently zoned R2. We will keep you informed of the Borough Assembly's action on this case. Sincerely, Sally Hendrix Borough Secretary Enc. (Receipt) cc: Elaine Banks Box 364 Kodiak, Alaska STUART W. TODD WILLIAM C. GOODLOE TODD AND GOODLOE ATTORNEYS AT LAW DEXTER HORTON BUILDING SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98104 AREA CODE 206 MAIN 2 -6810 A, April 18, 1966 s Planning Commission Kodiak Island Burrough Kodiak, Alaska Re: Lots Erski 89, 90, 91, and 92 Addition Attn: Wilken White, Chairman Gentlemen: We for April 115, 116, Addition, We spouse of 90, 91, an Addition, understand you have on the agenda 21 an application to rezone Lots and 117, of Block 9 of Erskine's from residence to business use. represent Elaine Banks, surviving Glen Banks, who owns Lots 84, 89, d 92 in the same Block of Erskine's As we understand it Lots 84 and 89, while they are and have been actively used for business for sometime, are under a con- ditional use zone. We hereby petition to have Lots 84, 89, 9Q, 91, and 92 zoned for business. We enclose our check in the amount of $25 to cover the cost of the same. Heretofore, we had requested Mrs. Joan Boyd, that she file such a petition on behalf of Elaine Banks. It may be that she has accomplished this. If she has not, then we will be pleased if you will treat this as Mrs. Banks' application.for such rezone. 4 140 The reasons for the petition are essentially the same as those of Mr. Paul Walls with respect to Lots 115, 116, and 117. A business use of such property ought, as a matter of good zoning, to indicate similar use for the Banks' lots. In addition, you are aware of the fact that Lots 80, 82, 83, 118 and 119, are already zoned for business, and have been informed that they are to be used for a Union Oil Company gas station. Such 'a rezone would permit Mrs. Banks to make the highest and best use of the lots immediately adjacent to the store. We know that the informality of the petition will not militate against your care- ful and considerate attention to this request. SWT:am Page 2 YourW very truly, 4 / , STUART W. TODD )A16' 4t• Paul T. Walls 4719 Brooklyn Ave. N.E. Seattle, Wash. 98105 Elaine Banks Box 364 City Mr. F. E. Gransbury Anchorage Realty Co. 135 E. 5th Ave. Anchorage"," Ak. Kodiak Island Bor. Schools Box 886 City Karluk Co. 637 W. 22nd Ave. Anchorage, Ak. W. Unger.. Box 214 City, J. Welch Box 127 City L. Saupe Box 1194 City V. Williams Box 1254 City Harry C. Wallace Box .11 N.S. Kodiak, Ak. R. Wilson Box 257 City M. Fitzgerald Box 1397 City J. Eggemeyer Box 712 City Perry, Stockton City Manager Box 685 City Rolland Jones R. Albrecht City. .Engineer Box 243 Box 685 C ty . • City ;, J. Malutin Box . 327 City Mrs. Norma Holiday City Manager's Office Box 685 Box 179 Anchorage, Ak. E. Erwin Box 1247 City J. Thevik Bthx 465 City R. Longmire Box 402 City . Christian Science Society Box 1697 Clty. J. Barr Box 792 City H. Heglin Box 1043 City. S Thorsheim Box 631 City G. Redick Box 217 City N. Sargent Box 121 City Kodiak. Island Improvemen Corp.. Bog 967 City Carpenters Local Union 2162 B &L Co.