KILLARNEY HILLS BK 4 LT 1B - RezoneKODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH Case No. 2 %Z— ,p/
PLANNING & ZONING REQUEST APPLICATION Date 8-2-3 - rL
Final Disposition
Application Fee Paid Remarks
Zjpe of Request
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Description of Land: Addition
Survey No. kgo?/69
Blecit-Ageir-:(4v____,L4.4 Lots
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Mailing Address
Covering Letter Submitted Plat Submitted
Person or Representative to Attend Meeting
Present Zoning
Proposed Zoning
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Reason for Request
Approved 9� ZO -
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Borough Assembly Approval
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KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY MEETING PAGE 3
MAY 2, 1974
(Public Hearing continued)
the public hearing and reconvened the regular meeting. Motion
passed by unanimous roll calf vote.
VII OLD BUSINESS
A. Dog Control - Review and Approval - Mrs. Holt noted that
the Borough Attorney stated the Borough Assembly may by
Ordinance elect to have areawide dog power or areas outside
the cities. Mr. Wood did not think it is the Borough's
responsibility., the Assembly concurred.
No action was taken on the matter at this time.
VIII NEW BUSINESS
A. Resolution 74-20-R - Approval of 1974 OEDP (Overall Economic
Development Plan) Update - The Chair moved that this be taken
up at the next meetina after the report has tb_e_r_e_vae.m,Leci.•
B. First Reading of Ordinance 74-21-0 - Rezoning Lots 1-6 - Block 3,
and Block 4, Lot 1, Killarney Hills Subdivision, U.S. Survey 3218 -
Mr. Nelson moved for adoption of Ordinance 74-21-0 in the first
reading. Seconded by Mr, Anderson. Motion passed by unanimous
roll call vote.
C. Approval of Borrow Site P-7 to Earl Deater with Recommendation
of approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission - Mr. Nelson
moved that we accept the recommendation ot the Harming and
Zoning Commission on Approval of Borrow Site P-7.
Seconded by Mr. Anderson. Motion passed by unanimous roll call
vote.
D. Memo from the Planning and Zoning Commission RE:
Recommendation of Civic Center - Mr. Anderson suggested
that this go before the City Council before the Assembly does
anything. Mr. Boucher, representing KIP, stated that this is
where business is heading and that there were no lots except
for about six left in the downtown area to build on. Mr. Larry
Graber, also of KIP, stated that Mr. Isadore's objection to zoning
this area business was because of the traffic congestion near the
Fire Hall and Police Station. He further stated that a Civic Center
and Postal Facility will cause more traffic than a business would.
KIP's main objection was not to the rezoning as "Business" but
objecting to the property being used only for a civic center or
being held in reserve for only that purpose. Mr. Powell enter-
tained a motion that the City Council take action on this letter
first. Mr. Nelson so moved. Seconded by Mr. Anderson. Motion
passed by unanimous roll call vote.
E. Month Report for March - Mrs. Wallin moved that the monthly
report be acknowledged as received. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
IX MAYOR'S COMMENTS
X ASSEMBLY COMMENTS
Mr. Nelson noticed in the monthly report for the School Board
they had a surplus, he would like the staff to investigate if
this money has been dedicated or if the money has been used
for capital improvements.
KIB PLANNING & ZONING - SEPTEMBER 20, 1972 Page
. Rezoning Portion of U. S. Survey 3218 - From Unclassified to
R-2 to allow Subdivision and development, Catholic Church. ThiS
development will be connected to City sewer and water. Mr. Bu7ham
moved for approval of the rezoning of a portion of U. S, Survel!
3218 from Unclassified to R-2, seconded by Mr. Wheeler. The re:gulai'
meeting was closed and the public hearing opened. No comments
were made from the audience and the public hearing was closed.::,
The regular meeting reconvened; the question was called and the
motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
. Rezoning of Portion of U. S. Survey 1682 from Conservation to
Unclassified to allow for subdivision and development, Nachtwieh.
Mr. Holt moved for approval of the rezoning, seconded by Mrs.Tel is,
The regular meeting was closed and the public hearing opened,
there being no comments the public hearing was closed and the
regular meeting.reconvened. The question was called for and'the
motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
VII SUBDIVISIONS, PRELIMINARY - NONE
VIII SUBDIVISION, FINAL - NONE
IX P,& Z ITEMS
A. Rezoning Request - Lot 26A, U. S. Survey 3098 from Unclassified to
R-2 to allow for Subdivision and Development - Et14.emio & Shockley.
The letter of request was read along with a copy of a letter ffipm
the Building Inspector issuing a Stop Work Order on the constrAction.
During the discussion it was pointed out that this would be spot
zoning and that the P&Z could not zone this way; further that this
zoning owuld not agree with the comprehensive plan. Mr. Holt fpovee.
for disapproval of the requested rezoning as it constitutessp4
zoning and is not in accordance with the comprehensive plan,
seconded by Mr. Erwin. The question was called for and the motion
passed by the followinprc.:41ca11 vote: Mrs. Gellis YES; Mr. Wheeler
YES; Mr. Burnham YES; Mr. Holt YES; Mr. Welch NO; Mr. Erwin YE
,.
In the discussion that followed it was pointed out that there 171ave
been many changes in the land use in this area and that an are*
• previously scheduled for housing is not being used for that puOposE
but instead is being used for new school. It was pointed out too
that although some of the area is scheduled for light indtstry:'
this might not be the most logical place. Mr. Holt moved thata
work session be set for September 27th on this matter, second&
by.Mr. Erwin. Motion passed by the following roll call vote:
Mr. Wheeler YES; Mr, Burnham YES; Mr. Erwin YES; Mrs. Gellis YS
Mr. Holt YES and Mr. Welch NO. x7,
X ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 10:15
p.m.
SUBMITTED:
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Acting Borough Clerk -Treasurer
ATTEST:
Chairman, P&Z Comm ion
UNITED STATES ore AP,ORICA
' SS:
State of. Alaska
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC ITEARING -
NOTICE IS HER,EBY GIV-
EN THAT TIM KODIAK ••
LAND BOROUGH P L N-
NING & ZONING COMMIS-
SION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC:
-HEARING ON WEDNESDAY,:..
SEPTEMBER 20th, 1972, ON.,
THE FOLLOWING REZON-
ING REQUESTS:
• 1) Portion of U. S. Sur-
vey 1682 from present
classification of CON-
SERVATION
UN-:
CLASSIFIED for pur-
pose of subdivision.
/2) Portion of U. S. SUr-
vey .3214 from present
classification. - of ',UN-
CLASSIFIED to • R-2
•for the purpose of
subdivision
NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN
THAT THE P&Z
COEWLMIS-
SION WIT,T, HOLD A PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE VACA-
TION AND REPLAT OF LOT
6, BLOCK 1, SHAHAFKA
ACRES AND TRACT 5-3,
U.S. SURVEY 3218 FOR
PURPOSE OF SUBDIVISION,
ALL INTERESTED PAR- •
TIES SHALL BE GIVEN AN
OPPORTUNITY TO BE
I WARD. AFTER W II I C U,
T H E COMMISSION MAY
GRANT OR DIM1Y THE RE-
QUESTS.
KODIAK ISLAND
BOROUGH ,*
NORMA L. HOLT
ACTING BOROUGH
CLERK
'Publish: Sept. 13, 1972
I, S. Wayne Kotula, being first duly sworn,
depose and say: I am editor. and publisher
of the Kodiak MIRROR, a daily newspaper
published at Kodiak, Third Judicial Divi-
sion, State of Alaska, and that ,the annexed
printed notice was published in said news-
paper in issues of the following dates:
•
S. Wayne Kotula
SUBSCRIBED and, SWORN to before me
this y of re919./----
(!..• C,
..... ' N.y-e' •
NOTARY/PUBLIC in and for the State
of Alaska.
My Commission expires
September 12, 1972
Notice is hereby given that the Planning F Zoning Commission
of the Kodiak Island Borough will hold a public hearing on
September 20th, 1972, at 7:30 P.M. in the Courtroom of the
State Office Building on the following rezoning requests:
Rezoning of Portion of U. S. Survey 3218 from
Unclassified to R-2 to allow for subdivision and
development of that area.
Rezoning of Portion of U. S. Survey 1682 from
Conservation to Unclassified to allow for subdivision
and development in accordance with that classification.
All interested parties shall be given an opportunity to be
heard at the Public Hearing after which the Planning and
Zoning Commission may deny or grant the rezoning request.
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
Norma L. Holt (Mrs.)
Acting Borough Clerk
FROM
TO City/Borough Engin:
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
P. 0. BOX 1246 '
KODIAK, ALASKA 9.9615
SUBJECT:
FOLD
proposed subdivs.
DATE- 8/29/72
please veview the attached proposed subdivison and return to this
office with any comments you might have .
PLEASE REPLY TO
SIGNED
Norma Holt, Acting Borough Clerk
II 1-r--?
DATE
SIGNED
RETURN THIS COPY TO SENDER
os
KIB PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION - AUGUST 23, 1972 PAGE 2
C. Vacation & Replat - Lots 1 & 2, Block 14, Ni Kodiak Subdivision, requested
for the purpose of increasing the size of NODIAN roToRs, INC., property for
needed parking area. Mt. Holt roved for approval of the public hearing for
vacation and replat, seconded by Mt. Erwin, motion passed by unanimous roll
call vote.
El. Preliminary Plat of Baranof Heights Addition #1. The background was given
on this subdivision, noting that it had been approved once, however the time
limit had expired for presentation of a final plat. Now it is necessary to
resubmit the preliminary. Mk. Fray contacted the Borough Assessor and indicated
that he wished this presented to the Borough P&Z Commission. The final pkat
will show the change in the road and will show Lot 22 as designated for Plklic
Park. The final plat will further show the sewer lines as they exist.
Dr. Erwin moved for approval of the preliminary plat, seconded by Mt. Holt
the motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
VIII SUBDIVISIONS, FINAL
A. Approval of Final Plat, East Addn., Block 51, Lots 1, 2 & 3, Breckburg.
Final plat reviewed by the Commission members. Nt. Erwin moved for approval
of the final plat, seconded by Mr. Holt. The motion passed by unanimous 4011
call vote.
B. Approval of Final Plat, Wadsworth, Lot 6, Block 1, Miller Point Alaska Subd.,
Noted that there had been two changes from the preliminary plat, one -a change
in the road dedication to the required fifty foot and the encroachment or.Ahe
State property. Both parties are aware of the encroachment and the selley-
has agreed to move the house at his expense should this be required at sone
later date. Mr. Erwin moved for approval of the final plat, seconded by
At. Holt. Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
P & Z 'TES
A. Rezoning Request - U. S. Survey 1682 from Conservation to Unclassified to
allow for Subdivision. The request was read in full stating the pnrpose.
Mr. 1 -bit moved for approval of the public hearing to be held at the next
regular meeting, seconded by Nr, Erwin. Motion passed by unanimous roll call
vote (4r. Erwin indicated his interest in this matter).
B. Rezoning Request and Subdivision of Lot 25 and Lot 5, U. S. Survey 3099 frpm
Unclassified to allow for subdivision and development (Case 270-A). A letter
requested the vacation and replat of Lot 25 and requested a rezoning of this
lot and lot 5 to allow for such subdivision. It was noted that the property
is located in U.S. Survey 3099 which is presently zoned "Unclassified." §Uch
subdivision would not meet the necessary minimum lot area. Several maps Caere
shown to the Commission showing other lots in the immediate area which haN?0
subdivided below the minimums. The party seeking the approval has indicaid
that sewer service is available to this lot through Jackson's Trailer Col*.
The Commission discussed a work session held previously on changing the minimum
lot area in Unclassified if the property had City Water; City Water and S*er
or none of the above services. Erwin moved that the Commission follon,7;
through with the recommendations made at the work session to have the chanes
made in the zoning ordinances, motion died for lack of a second. During lie
discussi it was pointed out that some way should established to mainta14-the
low density areas that could not be subdivided down to the same size lots
for high density areas. Mr. Holt moved for denial as there is no groundS.
for an exception and the Commission could not rezone as this would be
zoning, seconded by Mk. Erwin. The motion passed by unanimous roll call lOte.
During the discussion that followed it was pointed out that there are man
things that must be taken into consideration before increasing the densit:
population in an area, If allowed to subdivide down to 10,000 square feet in
an unclassified zone, this really is quite small for those area set up fo
low density and many problems can result. Further consideration should be
given to a solution of this problem.
Rezone Portion of U.S. Survey 3218 directly behind the Catholic.Church prOperty
to. 272 to allow for subdivision and sale of the lots. flt. Erwin moved f"
approval of the holding of the public hearing, seconded by Mr. Holt, Motion
passed by unanimous roll call vote.
4122110Eivrifi
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SS:
State of Alaska
NOTICE 011?
PUBLIC HEARING
• ;NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
EN THAT TEA KODIAK
ISLAND BOROUGH AS-
SEMBLY WILL, HOLD :A
PUBLIC HEARING AT
THEIR REGULAR MEETING
ON JUNE 6, 1974 AT 7:30
P.M. IN THE NEW KODIAK
BOROUGH BUILDING
MEETING ROOM, KODIAK,
ALASKA, ON THE FOLLOW-
Subdivion, U. S.
• Second Reading a nd
Public Hearing on Ordi-
nance 74-23-0 — Rezon7 ing Lots One (1) through'
Six (6), Block Three (3),-
and Block Four (4), Lot
One (1), Killarney Hills'
Vey 3218 from Unclassi
fied to R-2.
Second Reading and
Public Hearing on Ordi-
nance 74-21-0 1974-75'
Borough Budget.
Second Reading an ti
Public Hearing on Ordi-
nance 74-22-0 -7- Rezon-
ing a Portion of U. 5.
Survey ::2539.i, from Un -i
classifie( to :Business
Brasile Lease:
ALL INTEk..-Str.ta)
LX-
VIDUALS WILL BE GIVEN.:
AN OPPORTUNITY. TO itt
' (Conti:dual—P-4o 7).'
Continued From Pa e
HEARD AT THE PUBLIC
HEARING, AFTER W.a.CCII
THE. BOROUGH ASSEMBLY
MAY PASS OR REJECT THE
ABOVE ORDINANCES WITH
OR WITHOUT AMEND-
MENTS,.
KODIAK ISLAND
BOROUGH
NORMA ' HOLT,
BOROUGH CLERK
PublEih: May 30, 1974
— _
I, S. Wayne Kotula, being first duly sworn,
depose and say: I am editor and publisher
of the Kodiak MIRROR, a daily newspaper
published at Kodiak, Third Judicial Divi-
sion, State of Alaska, and that the annexed
printed notice was published in said news-
paper in issues of the following dates:
SUBSCRIBED and
and
tbis717z7X)--- day
S. Wayne Kotula
SWORN to before me
0
..............
NOTARY PU 10 In and for e State
of Alaska.
My Commission expires
KOD|8KISLAND BOROUGH
ORDINANCE NUMBER 74-Z,=-0
AN ORDINANCE OF THE ASSEMBLY OF THE KODIAK ISLAND
BOROUGH REZONING LOTS 1-6, BLOCK 3, AND LOT 1, BLOCK 4,
KILLARNEY HILLS SUBDIV$SION, U. S. SURVEY 3218 FROM UNCLASSIHED
TOR -3.
VVHEREAS,•AL/\5NASTATUTES 29.33.090 empowers the
Borough to enact a Zoning Ordinance and provide for its administration,
eriforcement and amendment, and
WHEREAS, the Kodiak Island Borough has pursuant thereto
adopted Chapter 5, of its Code of Ordinance and Resolutions which
provide for planning and zoning provisions and procedures, and
WHEREAS, according to the Comprehensive Pianning and
Zoning Map adopted by the Kodiak Island Borough, Lots 1-6, Block 3,
and Lot 1, Block 4, Killarney Hilis Subdivision has been zoned
Unclassified and,
WHEREAS, a petition has been recieved from CATHOLIC
CHURCH, requesting same be rezoned from Unciassified to R-2 for
further dev&opment of the lots,
WHEREAS, the Petition was considered and approved by the
Planning and Zoning Commission on the 2Oth day of September, 1972,
after public hearing was held thereon and said body has recommended
the reclassification of said property to R-2 and no objections were
voiced at the public hearing; it having been determined that the public
necessity, convenience, and good zoning practice require such reclass-
ification,
ec|ass-
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDIANEU by the'Borough Assembly
,'��
of the Kodiak Island Borough that the property described as:
Lots 1-6, Block 3, and Lot 1, Block 4, Killarney
. Subdivision, U.S.Survey �8'
Be and the samehereby r�c|as�|Oed_a� R-2 and that notice of this
__'_
ordinance be given publication in the KODIAK MIRROR seven (7) days
prior to the second reading and that a public be held thereon the date
of the second reading and that this Ordinance become effective at the
t[meofadoption.
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY MEETING PAGE 2
JUNE 6, 1974
He further stated that this is similar to the Chiniak Subdivision
with surveying costs, tests, etc. Mr. Large stated that he has
reservations on the number of people employed at the Borough.
Mr. Wood stated that we only have seven employees. Mr. Murray
asked about the position on the finance director. Mr.Powell
stated that this position is in the making and he will possibly
handle the financing for the School District and the Borough. The
Borough and School District are working toward central treasury
and that we would need the expertise of a finance director. Mr. Murray
questioned the Building Inspector's position also? Mr. Powell noted
that it was shared half with the City of Kodiak, and this included his
expenses. Mr. Taylor asked about the loans granted to the hospital and
what has been done on them? Mrs. Holt stated that they have paid all
but $7500 on their first loan and that we have loaned them an additional
$9000. Mr. Taylor also wanted to know the difference between a professional
appraisser and a local appraisser. Mr. Powell stated that sometimes a
third party interest is needed. Mr. Murray asked if the budgeting for the"
relocation on the Mental Health Center meant that they were moving. Mrs.
Holt stated that this was for the expense of moving for a new psychologist.
Mr. Taylor asked when the estimated Chariman's salary will come into effect.
Mr. Powell stated that as the rules are set now, the salary will only come
into effect when a new chairman comes into office. Mr. Ed Kozak asked
about the land sales money, if this was the land already soldkor-that--Will
be sold. Mr. Powell stated that it was for the land already sold.
Mr. Powell closed the public hearing and reconvened the regular meeting.
Question being called for, motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
Mr. Powell called a five minutes recess at 8:00 p.m.
Mr. Powell stated that now we have passed the budget, we will have
to decide on a mill rate for the Borough, based on the assessed value of
$88,850,000 at a mill rate of 5.86 will cover the budget we have just passed.
The Fire District Levy will be 1.62 mills based on' -$9,819,650 assessment.
Mr. Powell stated that we need a motion on the assessed valuation and on
the millage of the budget for the fiscal year 1974/75 and the Fire Distirct
which was just recommended. Mr. Anderson so moved to accept the mill
rate of 5.86 and the Fire District levy of 1.62. Seconded by Mr. Brechan
Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
B. Second Reading and Public Hearing on Ordinance 74-22-0 - Rezoning
A Portion of U. S. Survey 2539 from Unclassified to Business - Mr. Nelson
moved to adopt Ordinance 74-22-0. Seconded by Mr. Brechan. Mr. Powell
closed the regular meeting and opened the public hearing. Mr. Brasie
stated that there was the word "commercial" in his ordinance and he wanted
to know if there was a difference between that and the word "business".
Mr. Powell stated that "business" is the only classifcation we have and it
will be changed. Mr. Powell closed the public hearing and reconvened the
regular meeting. Question being called for, motion passed by unanimous
roll call vote.
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KODIAK ISLAND -BOROUGH ASEML'? MEETING
JUNE 6, 1974
PAGE 3
••;":::4 W4.444.1,W Mr. Taylor asked what they were
going to build, since it has already been subdivided.. Mrs. Holt
noted that this was conforming with the building restriction for the
subdivision. Mr. Powell closed the public hearing and reconvened
the regular meeting. Qutianbeibg called for:motion. aSd b
:Urfa mous-rci
VII OLD BUSINESS
A. Afognak Historical Site Nomination - The Property Assessment &
Management Department has indicated that the proposed action has no
effect on the Borough at the time.. Mr. Nelson noted that this project
was placed on hold until further action and Mr. Wood recommended
that we hold off action until the public hearing is held, which will be at
before our next regular meeting. The Chair so ruled.
B. Letter from Alcoholic Beverage Control Board regarding the transfer
of the Beachcombers Liquor License - Mr. Brechan moved that the Borough
voice no objection to the transfer of the Beverage Dispensary License
for the Beachcombers. Seconded by Mr. Anderson. Motion passed by
unanimous roll call vote.
C. First Readin9 of Ordinance 74-19-0 - Relatins to Uses of Property
Associated with Removal, Excavation & Sale of Natural Resources -
Mr. Nelson moved for adoption of Ordinance 74-19-0. Seconded by Mr.
Anderson. Mr. Nelson stated that on Page 2, there is a blank on the
number of days a public hearing should be held. Mrs. Holt recommended
that ten (10) days after receipt of application. Mr. Powell recommended
that the Assembly vote this ordinance down, because it would give
extraordinary powers to the Planning and Zoning Commission, and it
also deals with private ownership. Mrs Wallin stated that she attended
previous P&Z meetings in which they stated that there was enough in the
present ordinances to take care of this type of situation. Mr. Holt a member
of the P&Z Commission gave the background on the development of this ordinance.
Mr. Holt noted that this ordinance was not trying to restrict the right of the
property owners to build. Mr. Brechan stated that these restrictions could
be taken care of in proper zoning. Mr. Nelson recommended that the Assembly
pass this Ordinance, so the public could have some input at the public hearing..
Question being called for, motion failed on the following roll call vote -
Mr. Powell - NO, Mr. Anderson - NO, Mr. Brechan - NO, Mr. Nelson - YES,
and Mrs. Wallin - NO.
V1-11 NEW BUSINESS
A. Letter from Division of Lands, RE: Tideland Lease Application from
New England Fish Company - Mr. Brechan stated that from the map, he
does not quite understand where the fill was to be obtained. This
being understood, Mr. Brechan moved that the Borough voice no objection.
Seconded by Mr. Anderson. Motion passed on the following roll call vote:
Mr. Anderson - YES, Mr. Nelson - NO, Mrs. Wallin - YES, Mr. Brechan - YES,
and Mr. Powell - YES.
B. Letter from Department of Highways and Resolution 74-23-R - Federal
Aide Secondary Project - Mill Bay Road - Mr. Nelson moved that we adopt
Resolution 74-23-R. Seconded by Mr. Brechan. Motion passed by unanimous
roll call vote.
C. Resolution 74-24-R - Exemption of Taxes for Senior Citizen Nick Wolkoff -
Mrs. Wallin moved that we accept Resolution 74-24-R. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
BY (lIc Borough Mayor
Mayor
BY
ATTEST:
Borough Clerk/Treasurer
•
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Presiding Officer