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KODIAK TWNST BK 18 LT 19A-1A - Rezonei KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH Case No. PLANNING & ZONING REQUEST APPLICATION Date Application Fee Paid Type of Request Description of Land: Addition / t S— t s- 7 Final Disposition Remarks 153=1- joiret(VI Iq—o Block Person Submitting Application Nailing Address Covering Letter Submitted /4S Person or Represeritative to Attend Meeting . 0-Q-4"4-4_o-ek_12, ttkaa_elt-it-gircevsat. Survey No. Lots /9 ;—o D-3 -Are<cS Plat Submitted Present Zoning Proposed Zoning Reason for Request '7-5 + frt. Approved P a-- ----- 1 6 c.? IA - Remarks ee_C 4-6 _NsIt___Appro176d R Borough Assembly Approval. Remarks 11 !Co 7 ASSEMBLY MEETING - November 16, 1967 3 G. Copy of Letter from Public Service Commission to Karluk hand, Inc. re Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity. Letter was read suggesting to Karluk Land, Inc. that they request that the area of their franchise be lessened. Mr. Best suggested that immediate action be taken on the appraisal and sale 'of the sewer'line in USS 3469. Mr. Bullock moved that the: staff take steps to contact the available engineering firms to submit estimates on the cost of the appraisal. Mr. Best explained that the firms could riot submit such estimates,, and that the Borough should choose a firm and negotiate with them. Mr. Barr suggested that he discuss this matter with Mr. Nyman and that. they decide between them which firm will offer to do the appraisal. Mr. Bullock withdrew his original motion and moved instead that the Borough Chairman be instructed to meet with both of the engineering firms to complete the arrangements for the necessary appraisal of the Karluk Land, Inc. sewer service. Motion seconded_ by Mr. Arndt and carried by voice vote with Mr. Barr abstaining due to financial interest. There was a teh-minute recess. H; Mr. Barr re Necessity of Being placed on Agenda. Fr. Barr felt that anyone wishing to speak at tI-e assembly meetings cn any matter which was;nct included on the agenda should wait and be placed on the agenda for the followin g meeting, and that no requests to speak from the audience on a new subject be permitted. Mr. Bullock did not think that anyone should be denied the right to speak'inithis way. After some discussion, Mr. Barr moved that the Assembly not hear people unless they are on the agenda or have appealed the decision of a staff member. Motion seconded by Mrs. Springhill and failed by roll call vote as follows: Mrs.Hajdu - No; Mr. Arndt - No; Mr. Bullock - No; Mr. Barr - Yes; Mrs. Springhill - Yes. VI PUBLIC HEARINGS VII A. Ordinance 67-18-0 Rezoning Monashka Bay Subdivision from Conservation to Unclassified (Case 170--B). The ordinance was read. Mr. Barr moved, seconded by Mr. Bullock, that the ordinance be adopted in the second reading. The meeting was recessed and the public hearing opened. There were no comments and the hearing was closed and meeting reconvened. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. =Ordinance 67-19-0 Rezoning-Townsite--Blk 18Lots19 &-20 from Urban Renewal Classifica- tion lassification of "Water Oriented Business' to Borough Classification of -"Business" - Gottschalk, Wilson, Ball and Owens (Case 155-D). The ordinance was read. Mrs. Springhill,nmoved, seconded by Mr. Arndt, that -the ordinance, be_adopted'in the second reading. The meeting was recessed and public hearing opened. There were no comments and the hearing was closed and meeting reconvened. Motion -carried by unanimous roll call vote. PLANNING & ZONING ITEMS A. Recommendation from P&Z re Request by Kodiak Land Co. for;Borrow Site and Plant Site in Bells Flats. The recommendation and applicable minutes were read. Mrs. Hajdu.asked why the Kodiak Land Co. was being given a preference for these sites. Mr. Best explained that a special use permit had been previously granted to them with the agreement that they would eventually be able to purchase the land. Mr. Waller stated that the agreement had originally been made.in the late 1950's and that a considerable amount of money had been spent in finding the best aggregate and in putting in a road which had been left open to the public, although they did have the right to close the road. After further discussion, Mr. BArr moved, seconded by Mr. Bullock, that the land use permit for the plant site be approved with the condition that no additional land be cleared. Mr. Waller; stated that this would be agreeable. Mr. Barr added to the motion, with concurrence by Mr. BnlJock, "that no additional land be cleared without prior approval of the Borough Assembly." Motion carried by unanimous voice vote. It was felt that it would not be worthwhile to select the area of the gravel sale. Mr. Barr mimed, seconded by Mr. Bullock, that the Borough Chairman direct a letter to the Division of Lands indicating non- objection to the granting of the negotiated material sale within Sections 35 and 36, T.28S., R.21W., S.M., and further that the Division of Lands be informed that the Borough has no present intentions of selecting this land. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote. VIII OLD BUSINESS A. Promotion for Location of Oceanographic Center in Kodiak 1. Letter from Mr. Hedia re Budgeting. The letter was read.; 2. Budget Proposed by Committee. The budget was available to the Assembly members. It was noted that this was a different budget than hadbeen presented to the City Council. Mr. Best suggested that the Assembly offer' funds to the Committee on a matching fund basis ---that the committee raise money and the Borough match these funds on a fifty fifty basis up to an agreed amount of perhaps $5,000. Mr. Bullock stated that he understood that the City Council acted on a budget KODIAK"4S LAND, BOROUGH.`:': ORDINANCE NUMBER..67-1.9-0 AN --;ORDINANCE. REZONING LOTS 19 AND 2Q g BLOCK OF:THE TOWNS:ITE OF . KODIAK, FROM ".WATER ORIENT 'BUS INESS "' : TO ''?BUSINESS" a EREAS'; AS, e 15..340 empowers the :Borough to.:'enact: zoning;_ ordinance and provides"for.: and, : amendment ; and WHEREAS ,adopted Chapter. 5.. pravides fore: planning and .:zoning_ provisions and procedure,, and' S,,,administration' . enforcement - e. Kodiak Island Borough has pursuant ..the s Code -,of .Ordinances amd Resolutions IiIHEREAS ;according to the comprehensive',plan adopted ,by ie'Kodiak:yIsland Borough, lIots Nineteen _(19) ?and :Twenty. (20 Block' -Eighteen '.(18) Ater: -Oriented' Busi e:T.ownsite: of Kodiak, have, been classifie ne s s":.under: -the Urban Renewal Project, and,; Kodiak Island :Borough '. has been petitioned' by WHEREAS`;. �i..., Owens' Harry.: G :o joining . prop.erty:, owne OM tWat .. y.;_ t.he� s':;;for a:.r-eclassification of said property Oriented WHEREAS, nesst'::to "Busiz essf° and, the, proposed .reclassification his 'been approved alining and Zoning Commission on Octol'er Bus reclassification has °'.been. recommended- to the V in ,.:th premises nd convenience, gener1 we e said 'reelassific 'ti©. Assembly being fully ' advised that 'thepublic: necessity,, zoning practice;.: requires -th e THEREFORE,; E' IT -ORDAINED-;b the Kodiak 'Island Borough that -Lots Nineteen (19) and . Twenty .(20 Block ;Eighteen (18), of the :Townsite of Kodial, now classified as ie Urban ""Renewal.::Project rater, Oriented.;Business"' unde the same is , hereby,,,, reclassified as: "Busi iesse Page. One, ORDINANCE: NO:. 67-19= this` ordinance be given in the,, Kodiak Mirror ''seven (7} days prior to_:the second reading of this ordinance and tht public hearing be held thereon on the ; date of the . second reading,, and this ordinance shall become. effective At ;the expiration of :thirty .{30) days after its adoption;. First Reading and Approva Second Reading, Public He Date: .and Passage: PASSED AND APPROVED by the 16th day of .:November; November 2, 1967: November 16., 1967 Kodiak Island Borough .Assembly on the BOROUGH I ATTEST: BOROUGH Page -Two,: ORDINANCE NO. B.&.L. Co, • c/o Iie Box . City C; Bu.rk Box 603. City • Norton -*x1.002 titir E. 14993,Oud Box :273, • CitY OMBeljle J. Grohe \ bghT821 • G. Huff 970 ,Cor44Aye. Reno, • . R. Ha- l2lONSt 1k Fu3,43 Box 992 City ' G. Burch Box 2203 Clty • { • UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SS: State pf Alaska Publishers Alfa _ - -NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ORDINANCE' All citizens and voters of tale KODIAK -ISLOD BOR- • OUGH, Third Judicial Dis- trict. State of, Alaska. are are hereby notified :,-that: on the 1;: sixteenth day of November, 1967, at Seven -thirty o'clock p.m. in ,the Courtroom oT the District MagistrateLDormr,1-- _. ley Building. Kodiak, Alaska, public hearing w.ill be held a proposed; ordinanee of -th? ..KODIAK ISLAND. BOR - designated as40,17 AK ISLAND'BOAOUGH, des- -IgriaIed as KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ORDINANCE NO. 67.149ii9, reelaiiifying theloVr aO*ingdeseiibe'd Lot s Nin.eteenv (10) .and Twenty Block_Eigh- teen 3 (18), of. ,the. Twi- ite. cif_, Kodiak - ...ntrater.,. Oriented; Bug- -a: classifidation, of •:the.11r,ban. RenOal eet, to atu4riess," aclas-'1; sifiCatiOn...:61 the Kodial „Isia,rid03"orgiigh. • All,PersOhnteresteeshall have,;Sh 91312,000y to. Se heard anc17.after. ;the, hearing the", BOROUOIL -A08Eivn3,Ly shall -Censicler-#16. gra.i.;1Ancel, • and may adopt, 1,:t.-iNvi,th or without -arneridlitent"orre- ject it.- . <* KODIAK ISLAND 'BOROUGH • - — ,Douglas- G. Preston - Clerki-Treagurer , I Publish: Nov. 9. ,1967 _ 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 is,sues of the following dates: November 9; 1967 SUBSCRIBED and SWORN to before me this 14 day of Nov, 19 67 NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the State of Alaska. 7=6-71 My Commission expires •NoiiCE 01? PUBLIC NEARING ON t7 ?31 P ANCE " 'Afl. citizens Wand voters , of the KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH; - hi rd Judici 8i State of Ala ka, are, hereby notified: that . on the Sixteenth day of 1967, at seven -thirty o'clock p.m. in the CouxjLroom of the District urate, Donnelley Buiilding, Kodiak, Alaska, 'a: public hearing will be held on a'proposed ordinance of the KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH, designated as KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ORDINANCE NO. 67-19-0 - rec assif'jing the fallowing - described 62L_)_e Lots Nineteen `(19) and Twenty .(1?0, 81ock';ighteen (18), of the lbwnsite of Y0diak, fila, "Water Oriented Business, a classification -of t: Urban Renewal Project -,'to "Busines a,classificativn of the Kodiak Island Boreugh. ons interested shall have an opportunity io be heard after -the Ke g'the BOROUGH ASS.E LY' shall consider the ordinance and n y adopt it with or wlthoiut amendment .or reject' it . ,. KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH PUBLISH: Wove er 9, 1967 Douglas G. 'ston,I Clerk/Treaaurer KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH Box 12I6 Kodiak, Alaska NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING • ; 1 November 7, 1967 I I • This,is to notify you that a public hearing will be held iby the Borough Assembly onOrdinance 67-19-0 rezoning Lots 19 and 20, Biock 18, TOwn4te Addition, from °Water Oriented Business," a classification of Urban Renewal, to qiUsihess," aclassifieation Of the Kodiak Island Borough, which rezoning was requested by the owners. of these lots, M. M. Owens, H. Gottschalk, C. Milaop,:and R4.Ball: 1 1 Since you are a property owner in the area, if you wish Youillay express your opinion on this request at that time. PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE COURTROOM, DONNELLEY BUILDING. DAY Thursday DATE November 16, 1967 TIME 7:30 p.m. son Box 257 City: R. Ball Box 2485 City M. Owens Box 23 .City• W. Hurries & M. Lec 630 E. 46th Los Angeles ,. Cal if. B.&L. Co. c/o Lame Box 997 City Sutterlin & Wendt' Box 384 City Reefer King Co. Inc. 3480 Iowa St. S.W. Seattle, Wash. men Const. Box 1493 - City C. Burk Box 603 City E.. Norton Box 1002' City - E. McCloud Pew 772 J.' Grohe Box 821 City bi Kessla'r Bax 1681 City H. Neseth Box 1456 City ! G: Huff - 970 Coroon Ave. -Reno, Nevada Rolland Jones Box 6,85 Cxty,. R. Coffin Box 502.' .° City . . �.' Gottschalk. I Bax 981 City R. Haltz 1210 N St. Anchapage, Ak... M: Fu1p. Box 992 City .0. Burch • Box 2203 - City Automotive Parts & Equipment' 300 E. 5th Anchorage, Ak. '. Alaska State Hou Box 179 Anchorage, Ak. Kodiak-OilSales Box 1487 City Auth©ri Mr. Perry Stockton, Box 685 ASSEMBLY MEETING - November 2, 1967 4 C. First Reading of Ordinance 67-19-0 Rezoning Townsite Blk 18 Lots 19 & 20 from Urban Renewal's Classification of "Water Oriented Business" to the Borough's Classification of "Business" - Gottschalk, Wilson, Ball and Owens The ordinance was read by title only. It was explained that this rezoning was necessary since the lots had Urban Renewal zoning but were no longer in the Project. Mit. Springhill moved, seconded by Mr. Arndt, that the ordinanc be adopted in the first reading. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote. D. Tentative Final Approval of Subdivision of Lot 14,!USS 3100 - John Schreiner (Case 10-B5. After a review of the case and a study of the plat, Mr. Barr moved, seconded by Mr. Bullock, that the plat be given tentative final approval. This will give Mr. Schreiner one year in which to complete the utilities Or post bond for their completion. Motion Carried by unanimous voice vote. VIII OLD BUSINESS Ae Resolution 67-32-R Requesting Annexation of Units 1-4 of Kadiak, Alaska Subdivision Within USS 3469. The Resolution was read. Mr. Bullock moved for its adoption. Motion seconded by Mr. Barr and!carried by unanimous roll call vote. B. Borrow Sites in Bells Flats. Mr. Best reported that the State had made a verbal agreement with the Kodiak Land Co. to permit them to continue their lease for two years, during which time a metes and bounds survey could be made in order to get the lease properly defined. l'helarea does lie within Borough selected land, and so the Borough would receive any income from the arrangement. The area would be used only as plant site for the processing of gravel, and no further gravel would be removed.; The map Was studied. During disbussion Mr. Barr suggested that the lease be extended for one year with the condition that no further gravel is removed. It was finally decided that this matter should receive a recommendation from P&Z before the Assembly takes final action. C. Attorney's Opinion on Taxes on Relinquished Dots. The opinion was read stating that the, taxes on theme lots will remain as a lien against the lots for the years that they were being paid on, and that there will be no further taxes against them after they revert to the BoroUgh. ,The taxes will be collected from the new purchasers when the lots are re -sold. IX NEW BUSINESS A. Resolution 67-33-1 re Hospital Construction. The resolution was read guaranteeing that explosive gases will riot be used in the Emergency Room of the new hospital, since a conductive floor is not being included. Mrs. Springhill moved, seconded by Mr. Arndt, that the resolution be adopted. Motion carried by roll call vote as follows: Mts.lHajdu - No; Mr. Arndt - Yes; Mt.'Barr - Yes; Mr. Bullock - Yes; Mrs. Springhill - Yes. B. Promotion for Location of Oceanographic Center in Kodiak. Mrs. Springhill reported that the City Council promised financial support for this purpose. They also suggested that the Borough share in this;support. There was a discussion on how this could be accomplished. Mrs, Hatjdu suggested that the purpose be changed to support of the Marine College and put into the Supplementary School budget. Mr. Barr suggested that'Mr. Valkama be given comp time to work on the project. It was agreed that cash was needed more. Mr. Madsen suggested that the auditor be asked how,best to arrange this. Mr. Valkama was requested to submit an estimate ofihoW much will be required,, and a letter of inquiry will be sent to the auditor. C. Report by Doug Preston and Ralph Valkama on Municiapl:League Convention. Mr. Preston reported that he had been elected President of the Nominating Committee and Vice President of the Clerks Association. There was an informative discussion with bond people from New York and Mr. Preston talked to the Borough bond attorneys. Mr. Freston pointed out Kodiak's lack of a brochure or booklet on Kodiak, since allIthe other cities had one. Mr. Preston also was a member of the State Legislative Committee, and one of the items discussed to be taken up by the legislature was the application of rules to govern the Public Service Commission, since there are none at present. Mr. Valkama reported that the Assessors Conference had made two proposals to the League. The first was for personal property, taxes to be paid on vehilces when they are registered. This proposal was !rejected. The second proposal was for a real estate transfer tax consisting of a nominal sum which would make it compulsory for each sale price to be reported. This would be of great value in determining correct current market values, and the TO ROY FROM KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH P. O. BOX 1246 KODIAK; ALASKA 99615 ; SUBJECT. PREPARATION OF ORDINANCE 67-19-0 OF NOVEMBER 2, 1967 FOLD 4NAWFAIU FOR AS LY MEETIN DATE. 10/27/67 At the last Assembly meeting, Mr. Barr requested that ordinances and resolutions be prepared and then presented to the Assembly. I tried to ejcplpin to them that. I L the reason we've been using the system we have is so thatyot wouldn't waste time preparing ones that are turned down or changed. But stIll they spid they'd rather have them presented to them in final form. If this isn't' OK with you, you'll bave : 1 ,I.;,W!,~4,7!..4NOIMIIMSZ::::0041At6410 to tell them at the next Meeting; So if • 's OK with ou .1e..se • 1. - 01 II • • ,111 s 1' & 20 from Urban ene "Business." These lots ere • so the need Boro h zo —• 0' • 0. —0 0 sit'" • 400••• agreed to by P&Z. I still need Wilson and Ball to sib th petition. I've asked them to stop in. Thanks a lot! DATE SIGNED Sally os RETURN THIS COPY TO SENDER MEMORANDUM TO: ASSEMBLY FROM: P&Z lOctober 27, 1967 SUBJ: REZONING OF LOTS 19 & 20, BLOCK 18, TOWNSITE ADDITION,• ;MOM URBAN RENEWAL "WATER ORIENTED BUSINESS" TO BOROUGH "BUSINESS" At their meeting of October 25, following a public hearing, the Commission recommended subject rezoning. These lots were originally included in the Urban Renewal project and were given the zoning classification under the Project of Nater Oriehted Business." They were subsequently left out of the project, and so need a Borough zoning - classification. The property owners requested that they be zoned Business, since there are already rooming houses in the area, and a hotel for cannery workers is planned. v'Sal'y Hendrix, Secretary ' P&Z MEETING - October 2 . Request for Rezoning from Urban Renewal 'Water Oriented Business' to Borough 'Business' - Townsite Addn Blk 18 Lots 19 & 20 - Ball, Gottschalk, Owens and Wilson (Case 155-D). Mr. Waller moved, seconded by :Fa'. Haney, that this rezoning be favorably recommended to the Assembly'. The meeting was recessed and public hearing opened. There were no comments: The hearing was closed and meeting reconvened. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote, ZONING ITEMS - PRELIMINARY REVIEW VIII SUBDIVISIONS, PRELIMINARY - None IX SUBDIVISIONS, IIINAL - None X OLD BUSINESS - None XI PLANNING & STAFF ITEMS A. Designation of Areas for School and'Playgrounds in Monashka Bay Subdivision. Mr. Valley reported that after a review of the area,: it had been found that the lots reserved for the Henley sawmill were the best for a school. It is the largest flat area, is removed fromthe highway bym:ridge, and is located centrally within the subdivision: There remains a question of whether Mr. Henley will have a claim'to the lots when the sawmill is removed, but there is no such clause in his lease agreement. These lots are in Block 4, Lots 4, 5, and.6. A,good Playground:area was found to be Lots 5 and 6 in Block 5. There is a shalloW'lae:which could be filled or left for an ice skating pond in the winter, and there are also trout in the lake. It is a flat area, and there is material to 411 the lake, if desired. Mr. Best suggested that a playground area also be designated On the other side:of the highway. It was decided that Block 2 would be suitable. Mr: Valley and Mr. Waller will explore the block and choose the best lot, so that the State can be notified as soon as possible as to which lots will be withheld from the sale. Mr: -Best suggested that the lots not be specifically designated as to their exact usage, but that they merely be reserved for future public use. Mr. Waller made a motion, seconded by Mr. Welch, that it be recommended to the Assembly that Lots 4, 5, 6, and 7 in Block 4; Lots 5 and 6 in Block 5 and one lot, still to be chosen in Block 2:; all in the Monashka Bay SUbdivisiOn, be withheld from the land sale for future public use. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. B. Discussion on Revision of Trailer Park Ordinance. Mr. Best explained that there was a need for the ordinance to be spelled out in more detail, leaving as little room for interpretation as possible. The question of how large leantos should be was discussed. Mr. Stansbury recommended that the limit be 2/3 the size of a trailer, and covering only one trailer exit, so that another exit would be availble from the trailer. This is in case a fire started in the leanto. The question of defining campers and whether they should be permitted in trailer parks was also discussed. Mr. Stansbury felt that they should be defined by square footage, as well as plumbing requirements, since the National Building Code requires a minimum square footage for living space. The Commissioners had not yet received their copies of the proposed revision, and were requested by Mr. Best to be prepared for further discussion at the next meeting. C. Mr. Welch re Fire Department. Mr. Welch was concerned that the Fire Department was not being operated on a 24-hour basis. It was reported that plans have been made to provide an apartment above the fire hall so that it can be staffed on a 24-hour basis. It was also reported that a new telephone alarm system is being used which is much more efficient than the siren system. Comprehensive Planning & Economic Development Committee. Mr. Wailer reported that at the first meeting Mr. Chapman outlined what the Plan will cover. Mr. Chapman will prepare an outline of information needed for the OEDP application, and work will be done on this at the next meeting. D. E. Borough Maps. Mr. Best stated that a one -inch to 100, mapping system is still being discussed, but was not included in the FY 67-68 budget. Tryck, Nyman and Hayes will attempt preparing their maps for the Plan so that they will: fit protracted sections which would be used for the one -inch to 100 maps. XII AUDIENCE COMMENTS - None XIII ADJOURNMENT - The meeting was adjourned at 10:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, S. Hendrix APPROVED: Arne Hansen,:Chairman 0 N Kodiak Island Borough Assembly' Kodiak, Alaska . Gentlemen:' With referenCeto the zoning of Lots -19 and 20,1tiock le, Townsite, -this has been discussed with other property owners and Oey,are in agreement„with me that the most logical. zoning for the area would be uBusiness"..' This letter iiintended,to support Zoning1reiquest whiCh was made to the Planning and 'Zoning GOmmisSionon110.7.11-67:' M. M. OWens .P. O. Bax 123 Kodiak, Alaska 18 OctOber 1967 -Very truly yours, M. M. Owens . MMO/jh 1h4,14A, Z(f_iy-1-3 A-pi9 0 k 9.eA, i 11 Cb OF-. PL iaNG & ZONING' G' Tt ION Iv NOTICE IS BUM GUM MAT PLA G & ZONING Cot= Oft OF THE EDW ISLAND BOROUGH WILL HOLD .f REGULAR METING AT 7:30 P.M. al wansta, OCTOBER25, 1967 IN THE 'COURTROOM AT 'DOMECI,EY. BUILDING. PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL. BE ice' . i ' ?r O` G I. 'REQUEST)iKa. BEECHAtY FOR A Sk03ACK VARIANCE ON rc 'I8 -C, uss 3 099 . 2. REQUESTOP I=19, AND 20, 18, ' DWN' ;CTE A DTI tO , DOR .: A REZONING FROM WATER BUSTt a, A - CLASSIFICATION OF URBAN � ,, '` BUSS, A MIS S1A ON OF `, E OI01 .. KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH Box 12116 Kodiak, Alaska OctOiberi 16, 1967 NYI1� OF PUBLIC HEARING ! 1 ! I . This is to notify you that a public hearing will be held by the l Planning & Zoning I I Commiision on a request by the ownerdof Lois 19 and 20, Block 18, Townsite Addition, fora,rezoning from Water Oriented Business, a toning classification of Urban , 1 Renewal to Business, a zoning classification of the Bor. Since you are a property Owner in the area, if you wish you ipayexprese your opinion on this request at that time. PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE COURTROOM. DAY Wednesday DATE October 25t 1967 ITME 7:30 p.m. Automotive Pats & Equipment 300 E. 5th Anchorage, Ak. Alaska State Housing Authority Box 179 Anchorage, Ak. Kodiak Oil Sales Box 1487 City Mr. Perry Stockton, Manager City of Kodiak Box 685 City Mr. Rolland Jones Box 685 City R. Coffin Box 502 City H. Gottschalk Box 981 City R. C. Wilson Box 257 4-)7 0.b -t7 Z.°3 V -D • 0 ' 9 c/3171-7 3 P g°) toui -16 Ts-rnAr" 3'e?T Gre O - ---) o oe si ,341 C e 1v a.z . i'' ) T-2.73 3 Gam. t I -7 ksLAr-s LiA t1 4 7 o C..01-001/1,4_ -42-10 )U1 -5-4- KODIAK ISLAND BOPOUGH 7LANNING & ZONING COMNISSION MEETING - October 11, 1967 I CALL tIo OHDF4 The Meeting WaS called t9 Order -0,700P41: by ChairTan Jaen in the Magistrate's COUrtraom, DannelieY II ILL CALL Present Arne liansn, Chairman Ed Haney John Waller John Welch DalValley Harry Wallace Also Present: Borough Chairman Pam Best; Building Inspector JiM Stansbury; and 8 people in the audience; KINWES QF iou..=Oa A. Regular Meeting - 9/27/67. Pir, Waller made a motion, seconded by Mr. HaneY, that the-min:tea be accepted as written. Motion carried by unanimous voice -vote W 94ER MIDNUTI ' A. Assembly - 10/15/67. There were no comments. V CORRESPONDENCE - PEOPLE TO 8E HEARD A. Mr. Chapman of Tryck, Nyman & Hayes re Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Chapman outlined some of the studies that will be made in connection with the plan, including potential for economic growth and industries such as fisheries, timber, cattle, shipping, tourism, and mining; population forecasts to allow p1 -'ring for water lines, sewers, streets, airports, harbors, hospitals, schools and parks; and zoning. The whole Plan Will take about a Year to prepare, and the water and sewer lihe study will be accomplished first. Mr. Chapman will be meeting with the Commission again in about a month, and asked them to have ideas and suggestions for the Plan ready at that time. Mr. Best reported that the current Comprehensive Planning Commission will be expanded to meet the requirements of EDA and will be renamed the Comprehensive Planning and Economic Development Committee. Thin committee will Work with Tryck, Nyman and Hayes in order to express to them the desires of the community in the Plan. It will consist of the present Comprehensive Planning Commission members, 2 City Council members, 2 Assembly members, 2 P&Z members, and 1 or 2 School Board members. The first meeting will be held the following week. Mr. Waller and Mr. Haney volunteered to serve on the Committee. • • Ron Ball re Determination of Zoning - Townsite Blk 18 Lots 19 & 20, Mr. Owens, representing himself and the other property owners In these lots, stated that they had agreed they would prefer to have the lots zoned Business rather than Industrial. The lots are presently zoned with the Urban Renewal designation of "Water Oriented Businessand must be rezoned to a Borough designation, since they were omitted from the project. Mr. Hansen requested that the property owners submit a petition requesting this rezoning. M. Haney made a motion, seconded by Mr. Welch, that a public hearing be held on this rezoning at the next meeting, Motion carried by unanimous voice vote. Letter from Joe Keenan re Extensions of Time on Land Payments. Letter was read stating that if the Borough wishes, ail extensions will be referred to us for our approval before being granted. D. Letter from Dr. Wherritt of Alaska Native Health Service re Beds for Natives in New Hospital. Letter was read stating that no funds are available at this time, and that future consideration for expansion of the hospital using these funds would be given only after determination that the hospital is inadequate to Provide the needs of the community. c. E. Letter from Coast Ward re Transfer of LORAN Station Property to BOro4gh. Letter was t044.0440044 this transfer has been approved in principle, 1214 that no action can be taken until the native land claims are settled, and giving the requirements for Borough action on road and utility maintenance, surveying fencing in connection with the transfer FRO/r1 TO A ()Dk EL .5 (17 ; TE71'\45 ----",--- L0 / 19 _ Application Fee for , Rezoning of Lots 19 & 2 Towns Addn -ie per27..o. Ordinance One lot 20 00 Each additional 1 00 lot 2L4J0 Pa1dbyMrI. Owens 10/19 1 5 25 Tota]. 0win - 75 due per property owner (Mr. Gottsc -iiriAbialw.-.... , L. EACI. 0 OU AT Y' .' CE PLE1t ip IN A iiE OJ Ji 0 AND 1 - . MG AR. Nis 11 November 21, i '67 fir; Mr. Harry Gottschalk .;.).;'F55 Box 931 Kodiak, Alaska 101 19 Application Fee for I Rezoning of Lots -19-1-20, Townsite Addn,_Ter 1 Zoning Ordinance One Lot I 20 00 Each additio 00 It 21 00 Paid by Mr. Owens, Mr. and Mr. Wilson (5.25 each) 15 75 D 5 25