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KODIAK TWNST BK 14 PTN 20,23,24 - Code EnforcementROBERT C. ERWIN FLOYD, V. SMITH RICHARD W. GARNETT III PETER C. GAMACHE DAVID W. BAFIANOW JOSEPH D. PURCELL MICHAEL R. BOLING SHELBY NUENKE-DAVISON ROGER A. LUBOVICH ERWIN, SMITH & GARNETT ATTORNEYS AT LAW 3812 SPENARD ROAD, SUITE 201 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 PHONE (907) 276-3125 October 4, 1983 Phil Shealy Kodiak Island Borough P. 0. Box 1246 Kodiak, AK 99615 Re: KIB v. Ryser Our File: KIB-08, B-9 KIB v. Seixas Our File: KIB-08, B-10 Dear Phil: Kodiak Island 3: -.ugh Kodiak, Alaska RECEIVED OCT 7 1983 F li),1!) 11,011,111i 1 M IM Enclosed are two checks relating to the Seixas case. The first is in the amount of $104.00 and is the unused portion of the service fee that was advanced to the state troopers for execution on the defendant's bank accounts. The second check is in the amount of $455.00, and represents the amount collected to satisfy the judgment for attorney's fees and court costs. This completes our work in Seixas. A Satisfaction of Judgment has been forwarded to the court to close the case. In:Ryser, we sent writs of execution to the state troopers whbserved them on five depository institutions in Kodiak but no funds were located. If you wish to continue efforts to collect the judgment, the next step is to garnish the Rysers' wages at their place of employment if that can be determined, and if not, then to foreclose on their real estate, if any. The zoning action in the Ryser case was effective and the judgment is for attorney's fees and court costs. The amount of the judgment, however, is only $351.25 and fees incurred to collect the judgment are not recoverable. If you have any question with regard to either Phil Shealy October 4, 1983 Page Two of these matters or wish us to pursue Ryser further, please let me know. Yours(7, Jo eph . Purce JDP:lw Enclosure ERWIN, SMITH & GARNETT ATTORNEYS AT LAW 3812 SPENARD ROAD, SUITE 201 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 PHONE (907) 276-3125 ROBERT C. ERWIN FLOYD V. SMITH RICHARD W. GARNETT 111 PETER C. GAMACHE DAVID W. BARANOW JOSEPH D. PURCELL MICHAEL R. BOLING SHELBY NUENKE-DAVISON ROGER A. LUBOVICH Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ryser Box 1492 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 May 26, 1983 '•.Lak Island Coraugh i.:ocliak, Alaska 17' 1-1 EIVED 11983 Re: Kodiak Island Borough v. Ryser Case No.- 3K0-82-491 Civ (Zoning Violation) Our File: KIB 08 B-9 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Ryser: We have been instructed by the Kodiak Island Borough to recover, from you the attorneys' fees and court costs awarded by the Court in its Order dated April 12, 1983. A copy of the Order is enclosed for your information. The amount of the award is $295.00 for attorneys' fees and $56.25 for court costs, for a total award in the amount of $351.25. Please be advised that unless this sum is paid to the Kodiak Island Borough on or before June 10, 1983, formal collection and garnishment procedures will be commenced. you have any questions, please feel free to call me. Yours truly, .,/\\ bUucc_ Josep JDP/ce Enclosure D. Purcell KODIAK ISLAND °ROUGH May 17, 1983 Mr. Roger Lubovich Erwin, Smith and Garnett 3812 Spenard Road Suite 201 Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Telephones 486-5736 - 486-5737 — Box 1246 KODIAK, ALASKA 99615 RE: KIB vs. Ryser (KIB-08-B-9) Dear Roger: .In response to your letter dated May 9, 1983, please be advised that we request you obtain the court costs and attorney's fees incurred with this case. If you have any questions, please let us know. Sincerely, WilliamR. Hodgins Zoning Officer Community Development Department CC: Phil Shealy, Borough Manager Case 82-119 ,-- jrnj ERWIN, SMITH & GARNETT ATTORNEYS AT LAW 3812 SPENARD ROAD, SUITE 201 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 PHONE (907) 276-3125 ROBERT C. ERWIN FLOYD V. SMITH RICHARD W. GARNET 1" III PETER C. GAMACHE DAVID W. BARANOW JOSEPH D. PURCELL MICHAEL R. BOLING SHELBY NUENKE-DAVISON ROGER A. LUBOVICH Mr. Bill Hodgins Kodiak Island Borough Box 1246 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Re: KIB v. Ryser Our file: KIB-08 B-9 Dear Bill: May 9, 1983 4 Kodiak island Bo Kodiak, AloskTugh RECEIvzi) MAY 1 6 1983 Enclosed for your file is a copy of the order awarding Kodiak Island Borough $295 for attorneys fees and $56.25 for court costs in the above -referenced case. Also enclosed is a conformed copy of the judgment with these amounts entered therein. It is our understanding that the defendants are in compliance at this time and that you will let us know whether the Borough wants us to take action to collect the attorneys fees and court costs. know. JDP/cs Enclosures cc: If you have any questions, please let us Yours truly, Phil Sheeley Kodiak Island Borough P. O. Box 1246 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 ?•-• Kodiak 1 Kodi E C MAY t‘ivi r '0111 i,001 1, k EFWIN, 9,111H, GAFNETT & IfUFt 3E312 Sponard R®d Suite 2I iAt< C9503 (907) Z761 -31Z nd Borough Alaska IVED @EN 6 1983 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF. AMN1198 THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT AT KOBIln SMITH, GARNETT & BENDELE KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH, ) ) Plaintiff, ) ) FILED IN Trial Courts Thrct. Drict ct Kodick rq8'J- vs. ) ) cr of the lricl Curr, RICHARD RYSER and ALICE ) EVUTy RYSER, husband and wife, ) ) Defendants. ) Case No. 3K0-82-491 Civ ) MOTION FOR ATTORNEYS' FEES AND COSTS Plaintiff moves for entry of an award of attorneys' fees and costs on the order and judgment entered herein on April 12, 1983. A copy of the judgment was received by plaintiff's counsel on April 15, 1983. This Motion is based on the cost bill attached. DATED this day of /- , 1983 at Anchorage, Alaska. L -i IN Alaska Trial Courts Third Judicial District • .at Kodiak :. /qrsg Clerk of the Trial Courts 6 y>:44 a) DEPUTY ERWIN, SMITH & GARNETT Attorneys for Plaintiff By: Joseph D. Purcell ORDER IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that plaintiff, Kodiak Island Borough, is awarded $295.00 for attorneys' fees and $56.25 for costs, and said amounts shall be entered accordingly in the order and judgment entered herein April 12, 1983. Judge 05 t e ior Court 1 cer„,..v ih..,t ()r a crir, ;;" ;!*.ir: 7; ;....! was mailed to ev,ch .: • l'i .:: cc.,.;•ing al 1.1ir address of 2(.1, " 7c,,,i.......c.:,,e, , _,.. ,..........- „c4,,:...a.,....z./. t- • - _..._ .. •,,,"7<";?.. 2./...'<-i6La Deputy Clerk ERgIN, 9411H, GYKT- T & IEDELL 3612 Spa-urcl Rced Suite 2)I A-thzraje, AK 995:13 (907) 776-30 Wf•-• on PI/ IF i:ox 0G1983 t ERWIN, SMITH, GARNETT & BENDELE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT AT KODIAK KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH, Plaintiffs, vs. RICHARD RYSER and ALICE RYSER, husband and wife, Defendants. FILED IN Ala:!;a Trial Courts Thad Judiciol Det at Kodiak /913 of tl:e Tricl Court: DE:PUTY Case No. 3K0-82-491 Civ. DEFAULT JUDGMENT Defendants, Richard and Alice Ryser, have failed to plead in or otherwise defend this action, and default has been entered. Plaintiff requested judgment •by default against said defendants and filed an affirmation that said defendants are not infants, incompetents, nor in the military service of the United States. Now, therefore, JUDGMENT IS HEREBY ENTERED against defendants in favor of the plaintiff and it is ordered that: 1. The defendants shall take appropriate action to bring the property described as follows into compliance with Title 17 of'the Kodiak Island Borough Code: Lot 24, Block 14, Kodiak Townsite Addition, Kodiak Recording District; 2. The defendants shall immediately remove from the property all junk, garbage, and waste materials, including scrap metals and other scrap materials, to a lawful waste disposal site; 3. The defendants are hereby enjoined from further violations of Title 17 of the Borough Code, including but not limited to Section 17.36.050 thereof and from keeping junk, garbage and waste material, including scrap metals and other scrap materials on or about said property; ffVIN, 3,111H, GRE1r & M- 3612 Smrd Reed Suit° aJI Anc1Kra�, PK 99913 (937) 276-3125 4. The plaintiff is hereby awarded the sum of $.295O toward its reasonable attorneys' fees, and the sum of $ for its costs incurred herein, with interest accruing until paid in full. DATED th s I certify that on a copy of the above was mailed to each of the allowing 411 cir addr'ss of record: day of t2 j A -e_-✓ a cr..) • ;t' if,c :i'.:,vc was rr:rile(i to f& ,.c,.,..7.r at their ar l,ir:ss or.: .1_(-,1.;,).{. Deputy Clark 1983. Judge of the uperior Court ERWIN, SMITH, GARNETT & BENDELL ATTORNEYS AT LAW 3812 SPENARD ROAD, SUITE 201 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 PHONE (907) 276-3125 ROBERT C. ERWIN FLOYD V. SMITH RICHARD W. GARNETT III JAMES BENDELL JULIE SIMON DAVID W. BARANOW JOSEPH D. PURCELL MICHAEL R. BOLING JANET D. PLATT ROGER A. LUBOVICH Bill Hodgins Kodiak Island Borough Box 1246 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Dear Bill: April 20, 198 Re: KIB v Ryser Our File: KIB-08 B-9 Kodiak Island Borough Kodiak, Alaska RECEIVED APR251983 AM PM IP 11-P11,111.211Aiqlf1410 Enclosed for your file is a copy of the Default Judgment entered by the Court in the above referenced case. It orders the defendants to cure the violation, comply with the zoning code and enjoins them from further violations. It is our understanding from you that the defendants have substantially complied at this time and that no further action against them may be required. Nevertheless, since the Borough already has a judgment, and is entitled to an award of attorneys' fees and costs, we have prepared a Motion for Attorneys' Fees and Costs which has been forwarded to the Court. A copy of the Motion is enclosed for your file. After the Court rules on the Motion, we will notify you of the amount of the award, and you can let us know at that time whether we should pursue the matter further or close our file. If you have any questions at this time, please let us know. JDP/ce cc: Phil Shealy Enclosure Yours truly, seph D. Purcell DVIN, 9411H, GaRkiETT & �N81 3812 Sperord Rood Suite 2)1 uags, PK 99533 (937) 276-3125 NEON APR 1 51983 ERWIN, .SMITH. GARNER & BENDELI; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA . THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT AT KODIAK KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH, Plaintiffs, VS. RICHARD RYSER and ALICE RYSER, husband and wife, Defendants. Sy- FILEUlq Aloe.co Trial Courts Third Judicial District ot Kodiak . , - /913 erk of the Trial Courts Ty Case No. 3K0-82-491 Civ DEFAULT JUDGMENT Defendants, Richard and Alice Ryser have failed to plead in or otherwise defend this action, and default has been entered. Plaintiff requested judgment by default against said defendants and filed an affirmation that said defendants are not infants, incompetents, nor in the military service of the United States. Now, therefore, JUDGMENT IS HEREBY ENTERED against defendants in favor of the plaintiff and it is ordered that: 1. The defendants shall take appropriate action to bring the property described as follows into compliance with Title 17 of the Kodiak Island Borough Code: Lot 24, Block 14, Kodiak Townsite Addition, Kodiak Recording District; 2. The defendants shall immediately remove from the property all junk, garbage, and waste materials, including scrap metals and other scrap materials, to a lawful waste disposal site; 3. The defendants are hereby enjoined from further violations of Title 17 of the Borough Code, including but not limited to Section 17.36.050 thereof and from keeping junk, garbage and waste material, including scrap metals and other scrap materials on or about said property; 4.. The.plai,ntiff is hereby awarded the sum of $ toward its reasonable attorneys' fees., and the sum of $ for its costs incurred herein, with interest accruing until paid in full. DATED this I certify that on a copy of the above was mailed to each of the ollowing a t eu f d ss of recon; • C r 147A ; LG day. of %ZAP , 1983. Bd4!N, 9,117H, carr & eeca.1.. 3812 Speard rid Suite MI Anfia-ag3, Ax 99513 (907) 276-3125 Deputy Clerk Judgeof the uperior"Court IN, 9111H, rr & meat. Sp word Rced -lite 201. ga, AK 99:03 276-3125 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT AT KODIAK KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH, ) ) Plaintiff, ) ) vs. ) ) ) RYSER, husband and wife, )_ ) Defendants. ) .RICHARD RYSER and ALICE Case No. 3K0-82-491 Civ MOTION FOR ATTORNEYS' FEES AND COSTS Plaintiff moves for entry of an award of attorneys' fees and costs on the order and judgment entered herein on April 12, 1983. A copy of the judgment was received by plaintiff's counsel on April 15, 1983. This Motion is based on the cost bill attached. DATED this day of , 1983. at Anchorage, Alaska: ERWIN, SMITH & GARNETT Attorneys for Plaintiff ..By.: • . Joseph D. Purcell ORDER IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that plaintiff, Kodiak Island Borough, is awarded $295.00 .for attorneys' fees and $56.25 for costs, and said amounts shall be entered accordingly in the order and judgment entered herein April 12, 1983. - Judge of the. Superior Court IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT AT KODIAK KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH, ) ) Plaintiff, ) vs. ' ) ) RICHARD RYSER and ALICE ) RYSER, husband and wife, ) ) Defendants. ) Case No. 3K0-82-491 Civ ) 1983. AlaSka.- WIN, 9,1111-1, sETT &-111111.1. 2 Spenard keel SUlie raga, NC 995)3 07) 276-31Z BILL FOR COSTS AND ATTORNEYS' FEES AND NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR COSTS AND ATTORNEYS' FEES COSTS: Filing Fee 50.00 Service Fee 4.00 Photocopying (15tP per page) 2.25 $ 56.25 ATTORNEYS' FEES: Fees incurred from November 15, 1982 to March 14, TOTAL $ 295.00 DATED THIS „4t day o 1983 at Anchorage, 4 . . . ERWIN, SMITH & GARNETT Attorneys for Plaintiff By: • Joseph PurCell /e/a4 - %1A4'83 ti i 3� /1/4,66 pre acid ace fivo Sfrj c% ' Akre, s ate' tim /t f '5 1z , Pt,z,r$ Adre. T Si7 5*eu5 S7rmg AEneZsr err. r%riw SFr,' /3fizcdf r) . 7? r /5 i -Or /3 *lPita*f �d �f 115f» /i/ lrtr.�5T, eJ 77745 6605& ;b You nfrAit &f cm X(ScctvF yrs ov4 7 6R Srrcic 7a aye 6G•» ! 15 7 (/rd"¢%7c4/ L'D d ceu/C - ZEr /t1 L(1 KdDIAK ISLAND BOROUGH CASE FILE NO. LEGAL DESCRIPTION 4 )37 L `7/' /Y OWNER OF RECORD 'r( rC Arb'e,rc DATE PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY KODIAK ISLAND BORODUH Property /e.yJf./L / rei7r27y Legal Description Lor2v Pr, /r-k./y` //6b.77A.4457. Owner of Record file.Gternt, 7Zysfz Date Pictures Taken ///Z gr By 1,ce March 22, 1983 Mr. •Will -Walton Kodiak Island Borough P.O. Box 1246 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Dear Will: The City of Kodiak Building Department received a letter on your stationary signed by the Chairman of the Planning & Zoning Commission'requesting certain action be taken by this department. Since that time, we have been informed by other members of the Commission that this action was not investigated by them and they are very upset. Because of the above, we would appreciate any correspondence fromthe Commission or its members stating the date of the work session or meeting that the request for action was directed. Very truly yours, CITY OF KODIAK , 01L- J 4 - Herman T. Beuker•s Director of Public Works HTB/ak POST OrfICE BOX 1397, KODIAK , ALASKA 99615 PHONE (907) 486-3224 KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH March'10, 1983 Mr. Morris' Lee City Building Official Box 1397 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Telephones 486-5736 486-5737 — Box 1246 KODIAK, ALASKA 99615 Dear Mr. Lee; On Friday, March 4, 1983 in the early afternoon, I informed you via telephone of a possible code violation occurring on theDickRyser property described as,a portion of Lot 24, Block 14, Kodiak Townsite and you assured me the matter would be investigated. On Wednesday, March 9;'1983 at 7:00 p.m. I drove to the property in question for a personal investigation. A camper for pickup truck has been located on the property and, is being used as a dwelling. When will this violation of City Code be taken care of? Three plus working days does not seem to be too short of a time per"i od in which you or John .Sullivan could have taken care of: the matter?, I am extremely upset about, what appears to be, your lack of action.- If''I am mistaken, please let me know. If I am right, when will this problem be resolved?.. Patiently, T.J. -Hi 1 Chairman Planning and Zoning Commission • ^^-^ March 10,1963 Mt. Tim J. Hill, Chairman Kodiak Island Borough Planning & Zoning Box 1246 4Odiakl; Alaska 99615 *. Dear ., • - _ On Friday, March 4,.1983 I receivedyourtelephone tall advising Of -a possible violationof a CityCode on Mt.'llyser's property 1 the Kodiak Townsite addi- tion. • • - ' - . , On March 7, 1983, the owner of the, above property was cited for violation of City Ordinances 10.02.369 and 14.20.030 (copies attached). Please note: the cited person has 10 -days to conform. Should you care to note,March 4th: was on a Friday, the 5th & 6th was a Satur- day & Sunday which are not staffed ,by Wy department. We are not a -Police Depart ment with a 24-hour duty status. This'departments response to your request was thin five (5) lours of duty time, which in my opinion is more than responsible ;.(:and -adequate. We have many other responsibilities along with'code Violations' • and investigationsand I reserve the rightto:prioritize my departments schedule, - of work. thisUot.miet with your. approval, I suggest you meet with the .' City. Manager and discuss...:ways of improving my repponse-time to your requests and- , • anyjAher performance factors that might,upset_you.. After your discussions and - - arrivalatany concrete methods of improvements, send them through the proper • , . • :channels for:Implementation and 'action. r , Finally$...be'advised_that'your*complaint was processed as any other 'citizens would be and the fact that you attempted to force the issue as Chairman 'of the • Planning.&.Zoning Commission -is not,,warranted or necessary. Sincerely, . „ CITY OF KODIAK IOVJAP orris L.e,`: Building Official' .,,MLL/ak , cc: City:Manager Borough Manager , Director of Public Works POST OFFICE DO? 1397. WWII/ AURA 99615 PHONE NOD 486-3224 • • 2410 MILL BAY ROAD . INSPECTOR REPORI CITY OF KODIAK TELEPHONE (9071466.5731 .. - .. ' . • • ,.. „ . . , ,-,. ...- - .1;-.4:-.i....!.."."..:T*,...-- -- - -1,-- - - •• ,. - ATE : 3 7 .17---' ' '2.. *'.. .. * - . 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' 7..'"2"4;*--- - "!*/* PC 1 r • - MOBILE HOMES 6 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES .14.i0.010 Definitions. (a) "Mobile borne" means a structure transportable in one or more sections, which is eight. body feet.. or morein width and is thirty-two body feet or more in length and which 'is built on a permanent Chassis, and designed to be _ used as -a dwelling with or without a permanent foundation, when. • connected to the required utilities. • : • (b) "Mobile Home Park" means any.area, or premises where space for two or more mobile homes is rented, held out for rent . or fox, which free- occupancy is permitted to users for the pur- pose of .securing their trade. „,. • " (c) "Recreational Vehicle" means a vehicular type unit primarily designed as temporary living quarters for recreational camping, or travel use, which either•has its own motive power - - or is mounted on or drawn:by, another vehicle. Examples are: - • travel trailers, camping.trailersi truck campers, and motor homes. „ .-'....,•,-,..„ . -.. --t,•;.-:., :--..'. '- • -1.,z,-;,•-‘1." --•-- 14.20:030. (a) The' parking- or otherwiselocatingof mobile homes ..- :- '. for any purpose other than -storage 'anywhere in the 'city ,limits,*-:., ,..„.... ... . . outside an existing . mobile home park ,is , prohibited. - ',-, - ;.- .- ,-.• •,,,.. • , -, - - ... :..,•Y Cb). the .parking' or; otherwise locating of recreational' velk.,:" • iclei'.for anYpurpose:pther,..thark•:stOrage anywhere In the city limits' is prohibited.,:-.4.•.4.-',-"•:-:%:,,:-..-.-::;','•-:-:,;;Y•i:"•;:.1.•-;7!•'',:::-,, " `z-':,"-,•" .: • - , , •";:, .‘-':-,:-f•- ' • ,: : . :" •* ''*•-' - '- •''. "-- .-:-•"; •- - • . • - • :z- z' ..--•; P-,z•-•%:::''-'7:;•;‘3!•1•"•'•::`•-,?;•.:.•4",,i7•'A.-:• %.:''',-"••• '•'-":;,•" •it:=.-..:, •":•,"'" •,• • • ,...,.• .'*' !'. ,:. z: '. "'-'•L•,•'', •",':':,' - - :•. • : " ' , • :. •••• -,:•-• '',:z.,F.',-.7-4,-;.T.'' 1'1 ,-,.: - ,7- - ' r•;---:-:'.q-1:t4'7,=:!:,-.::-..'R"-.1:1''' 4'--.. ";':=.,-'.---.; :;,:.;...`7,-:.-:j.:":;*-,'-:-.. ;;;:::?:;....-. - ' .. ---:. , '': ' .:--", . 7 ::, - -- '..--...:-' ':- "' , , .:, ..,- ' -. - 14.20.050' noTation•-Penalty.' The .penalty -for 'violation -of.this::,-..::::.,..i.;:.,,',: ,'.. '. . chapter shall be as•_prescribed. in ,section 1.12.010 of this code.,',:.::'., ••2f''''• '••:::•.' • - •• :•,Any person, firn's'. association - or • corporation who 'Violati3an - revision of • ,. this :Chapter. shall 'remove the- mobile': Igime, or'-rec--.,:;' , . reational vehicle 'within-- ten ' (10) days .at,the direction l -of :‘ t'he, ,;, Tbuilding official. If ' the ' Subject- mobile *Thome- Cr -redreatiC•r) ---,' -, vehicle .is not moved by the , owner, occupant , or person ._,in inuiled-• •:-Iate:..-contro. 12- the city may authoziisel5421pguridmant-:xif--.111amt•bil-e„,,,: home'or'irecreational'.vebiole...Alliaosts for. the"abovez`'4111becif.a - . - - -: 'borne -by the owner.. In addition ,:' there' shall he ' assessed- again •e owner a,storage -feet, of -$5.00 per:day. ''',:.:'' •*''-*:'-"*:''--:'''.:T;N.:.,It--,t'::I''!'-:',-.,• , ••..,. • , • i0.02;369 Motor -,Vehioled -*use'd as 'living -cie.si'd. dyiln)f `adeblitinddations.., Noperson may, occupy or .utilize any motor .vehicle or trailer . as _ ..-,..-,%. .. :: . • . .• • living ' quarters ,or sleeping -accommodationa while the inotort..1vehicle7,-;;,:'..;-- -.- . or trailer is parked on . any public ox' private .property.In,'-thi.:•,;,:::;,.z.:,2,,,...::„- :...„,. corporate City: limits, -nor may: any person. park or leavestanding.i•• ,-.., .. - - -: .... a motor -Vehicle or trailer utilized or .prepared for utilization as- living quarters or • sleeping, accommodations through having ' been connected to any . water; - sewert; • electric or other utility.: -linear'. or:having been renderedippapable-. of Immediate movement .under' , ..,.•, • .- :, I' 'It Ei.awn.,paker- througii.:t ' i'..Usei of -j acks, bloeks;",:leirelirtg.'tdeVfopa;;:. • ..7. --,...02i.-,i4.0.ther--deiriceir4. --::::::.fi..:.,•„14c,-,,,,,.,::}.4'::;::!<..fi.,.-75.",-a,A,'.„-r:Z.lql:4-''''''" A.2 1.0.0266-10.62.402--- • Kodiak 83 4 '••••'-y:•-7•:s.-•11',.•,%'." - ; • KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH March 10, 1983 Mr. Morris Lee City Building Official Box 1397 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Dear Mr. Lee; Telephones 486-5736 - 486-5737 — Box 1246 KODIAK, ALASKA 99615 On Friday, March 4, 1983 in the early afternoon, I informed you via telephone of a possible code violation occurring on the Dick Ryser property described as a portion of Lot 24, Block 14, Kodiak Townsite and you assured me the matter would be investigated. On Wednesday, March 9, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. I drove to the property in question fora personal investigation. A camper for a pickup truck has been located on the property and is being used as a dwelling. When will this violation of City Code be taken care of? Three plus working days does not seem to be too short of a time period in which you or John Sullivan could have taken care of the matter? I-amhextremely upset about, what •appears to be, your -lack of action. If I. am mistaken, please let me -know. If 1 amright, when will this problem be resolved? Patiently, T.J. Hfi Chairman Planning and Zoning Commission • CC:• City Manager Case 82-119. Herman Beukers, Public'Works 3m3 KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH MEMORANDUM DATE: March 1, 1983 TO: Will Walton, Director of Community Development FROM: Bill Hodgins, Zoning Officer/2:0e RE: - Case 82-119. Lot 24, Block 14, Kodiak Townsite Alaska Subdivision. (Richard Ryser) In response to Chairman. Hill's request that the finished height of Mr. Ryser's house be determined, an onsite inspection was conducted on February 25, 1983. The results of the invest igation are provided below for your information: 1. Permit #4718 (City) wasissued to Mr. Ryser on October 7, 1980 by Morris Lee, City Building Official and Bryce Gordon, Zoning Officer, Kodiak Island Borough; 2. The height of the structure indicated on the building permit is 28' - 0"; 3. The height of the structure will be 28'-32', de- pending on the height of the .backfilled areas adjacent to the foundation walls. The following method was used to determine item (3) above: 1. Measurements were taken in the middle of each foundation wall to the approximate finish grade level. These measurements were determined to be: East Wall South. Wall West Wall North Wall 16 feet 6 feet 2 feet 9 feet 33 feet = 4 = 84' average foundation wall height. 2. To determine the total height of 84' is added to 16' (8' for each story) giving 244'; then adding 6 feet (distance from top to second story to peakof structure) for a total height of 304 feet from finish grade, (ground) level. CC: Tim Hill, Chairman,Planning Commission Morris Lee, City Building Inspector Richard Ryser Case 82-119 I CAE FILE DATE,..75,ceo>3 ******************************************************************************** ** ** ** . P R,I-N T --K E -Y F --R -0.M =--,.S 4- . BY -U S-ER7-- BI -L L H 02/2-4/83. 11.10,q7 **************************t:*************************************************** PROPERTY TAX IN UIRY ENTER PARCEL NUMBER R1340140244 ZONE R2 USE R1 S -TA -T -U -S A L E -G -AL -D K-0 D -I -A K T-0 W N -S -I -T A-0 ON -60-T-P-T-24-B-LK-111 OWNER 1 RYSER,RICHARD g ALICE -ADOR 1 P-• 04,-80 X 1492 OWNER 2 A DDR 2 CITY KODI AK STATE AK ZIP CODE 99615 LAND/ ASSESS CHG DATE 010183 BLDG SQ FOOT 168 LAND FT AR LAND AREA 24181,00 _BOA T -L EN Y E A R --B U -LL -T- 0000 -MIC7 LO ENO KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH MEMORANDUM DATE: January 4, 1983 TO: Will Walton, Director of Community Development FROM: Bill Hodgins, Zoning Officer RE: Portion of Lot 24, Block 14, Kodiak Townsite (Richard Ryser) With regards to Chairman Hill's question of whether or not Mr. Ryser is permitted to continue construction ori his residence, please be adVised the Mr. Lee, City Building Official was consulted on January 3, 1983 and informed me that Mr. Ryser's permit for this structure is still current and valid. Mr. Lee further stated that Mr. Ryser, through work per- formed by Brechan Enterprises, has greatly improved the drainage situation in this area. The Borough's involvement with Mr. Ryser deals specifically with the use of his property for storage of junk and miscel- laneous other materials and does not involve the structure, therefore a stop work order on the -structure was not warrant- ed in this case. CC: Case 82-119 Tim Hill, Chairman, Planning and Zoning Commission DATE: 9 TO: BOOKKEEPER ACTION: r "e42 -c 7zif-rg 5 62-e WV 6' 5-i/4rA(//6-- 725 G-14//z-/e-geti7— elaln51!" 22,/-,4t16 SPECIAL A ON TRANSACTION Amow: 7812L2 4/40 cs/Le_e4 ACCOUNT: o/o _ 370 - Y- Z_ REMARKS: Mtter-x-f7-- 69 /414/6 (') -7/ro- 82- /7z, 64/ (e) 34e- (62z.- 7y Form: 71-1 bkp Authorized by: Ti. ROBERT C. ERWIN FLOYD V. SMITH RICHARD W. GARNETT III JAMES BENDELL JULIE SIMON DAVID W. BARANOW JOSEPH D. PURCELL MICHAEL R. BOLING JANET D. PLATT ROGER A. LUBOVICH ERWIN, SMITH, GARNETT ATTORNEYS AT LA 3812 SPENARD ROAD, SU ANCHORAGE, ALASKA PHONE (907) 276-31 November 24, 1982 William R. Hodgins, II Community Development Department Zoning Officer Kodiak Island Borough Box 1246 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Dear Bill: 0 12 NOV2 9 1982 Kodiak island Borough Kodiak, Alaska RECEIVED Re: jaxags & Seixas Zoning Violation Complaints Enclosed for your file are copies of court complaints in the Ryser and Seixas cases which have been sent to the court for filing, and for service upon the defendants. We will keep you-poated'as matters develop. If you have any questions or comments after reviewing the complaints, please let me know. JDP/ce Yours truly, seph D. Purcell IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT AT KODIAK KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH, ) Plaintiffs, ) ) vs. ) RICHARD RYSER and ALICE RYSER,) Husband and Wife, ) Defendants. ) Case No. 3K0-82- Civ COMPLAINT The Kodiak Island Borough, by and through its attorneys, ERWIN, SMITH, GARNETT & BENDELL, complains against the defendants' as follows: I. Defendants are the owners of certain real property zoned R-2 pursuant to Chapter 17.18 of the Kodiak Island Borough Code, which is legally described as a portion of Lot 24, Block 14, Kodiak Townsite Addition, Kodiak Recording District. II. Kodiak Island Borough is a political subdivision of the State of Alaska and is authorized to enact and enforce zoning and land use regulations. III. Section 17.03.020 of the Kodiak Island Borough Code provides that: "No building, part of a building, or any land shall be used, occupied, erected, moved or altered unless in conformity with the provi- sions of this title for the district in which the building or land is located." SMI1H, • GPRETT & )DELL 3812 Simard Rced Suite 201 Art.thcraga, K 99503 (907) _276-3125 rv. Section 17.03.080 of the Borough Code provides that: "Land uses not listed as a permitted use in a district are prohibited." v. The defendants are keeping junk, garbage and waste material, including scrap metals and other scrap materials on or about said property in violation of Borough Code Section 17.36.050, which declares the location of a junk yard in any district other than an Industrial District as a nonconforming use to be a public nuisance. Section 17.06.340 of the Borough Code defines "Junk yard" as: .'any space one hundred square feet of more of any lot or parcel of land used for the storage, keeping or abandonment of junk or waste material including scrap metals or other scrap materials. . ." VI. This use of the defendants' property is not in conformity with Title 17 of the Kodiak Island Borough Code and is' in violation of the foregoing cited sections. Such use is not listed as a permitted use in districts zoned R-2 and is therefore prohibited. VII. The Borough has duly notified the defendants of said violations (see Exhibit A attached), but the defendants have failed and neglected to bring said property into compliance with Title 17 of the Borough Code. Photographs which are true and correct representations of said violations are attached and designated Exhibit B. WHEREFORE, the plaintiff prays for judgment against the defendants: 1. Ordering the defendants to take appropriate action to bring said property into compliance with Title 17 •of the Borough Code; 2. Ordering the defendants to immediately remove from the premises all junk, garbage and waste materials,, including scrap metals and other scrap materials, to a lawful waste disposal site; 3. Enjoining the defendants from further violations of Title 17 of the Borough Code, including but not limited to violations in the nature of those set forth herein; 4. Awarding the plaintiff its reasonable attorneys' fees and costs incurred herein; and, • 5. Granting such further relief as the Court deems just: and equitable. DATED this a.3 day of November, 1982, at Anchorage, Alaska. 13141N, 9%111H, GeFNETT & EMIL 3312 coard Rad Sulfa 201 Anchcray, AK 99503 (907) 276-3125 ERWIN, SMITH, GARNETT & BENDELL By: r KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH November 4, 1982 Mr. Joe Purcell Erwin, Smith and Garnett 3812 Spenard Road Suite 201 Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Dear Joe, Telephones 486-5736 - 486-5737 — Box 1246 KODIAIC, ALASKA 99615 RE: Case 82-119 (RichardRyser) We request initiation of legal proceedings against Mr. Ryser for his noncompliance regarding the use of Lot 24, Block 14, Kodiak Townsite as a junkyard. In our opinion the following Borough codes are being violated: 1. 17.06.340 definition of a junkyard. 2. 17.36.050 because this use of the property is not located in an Industrial Distriact and is deemed a public nuisance; and 3. 17.18.020(8) because the storage of scrap metals and junk is not a permitted use in an R-2 Two Family Residential District. Enclosed are copies from our violation file of the pertinent materials regarding this case. Should you require any additional information regarding this case please do not hesitate to call on us at 486-5736. • William R. Hodgins Zoning Officer Community Development Department CC: City Manager Morris Lee, City Building Inspector Richard Ryser, Box 1492 Case 82-119 CERTIFIED RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH October 14, 1982 Mr. Richard Ryser Box 1492 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Telephones 486-5736 - 486-5737 — Box 1246 KODIAK, ALASKA 99615 RE: Case 82-119 Lot 24 portion, Block 14, Kodiak Townsite Dear Mr. Ryser, This letter is written to inform you of existing zoning code violations occurring on the above referenced property. Please be advised that the storage of junk materials as defined by the attached enclosures violates adopted Borough zoning codes. Also the storage of the two bulldozers on City of Kodiak land is also in vilolation of borough codes in that you are making private use of public land without proper permission for such to occur. (see 17.33.020) In accordance with borough code section 17.75.010(B), you are given ten (10) days from your receipt of this notice to remove the junk materials from this property and re -locate the bulldozers from the City of Kodiak land. Failure on your (Part to perform this action within the time period specified will result in this matter being forwarded to the Borough's attorney for initiation of legal action. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to call on us at 486-5736. Sincerely, William R. Hodgins Zoning Officer Community Development Department CC: Morris Lee, City Building Inspector City Manager WRH/jmj • ocsepk9er,impicteltersio,w2 - TterAdd \ipfraddreatifilti groRNFO •e 'Peii,reciersel:1/2-ri'-r- - — ..,- -_-_ _•_ - - ---(staaiLkjilitthiatitif _zr?"-..:57:7ff.Ntiz,":1?:-.P•ii? VThC(91191Y1PF'crnficell &I evt90-,.(0eck 'SEP ' w'ior ard d4te dehvr' how_to, p ti andcadd OcirirOtEt) ess uf , - TPTLt. p4ark0} "r", d ve i IS 12.45TRI DELlyeky• (Tki?ntnct.d aliv Fli:eis..'i4akei4 In' ' oir -,), , -.,,,, • a -To:, -- — 1,. 7, e C,-, ta) ' 9;1 r, icgr - ;4 ..TYP,E10EiSylpe 4;45:143EGISTEROP ISSIMPD ci4g6ERTIFIED'R- 0E11 r 'A ,PtiliMatil.' -,,S _. A IA a n rlilia:*€ 1 si , '4,- ' r—• I ..., D TE . sr esTADixi- 'ce..int'Aaaaiat;(67Ier, h •' .z,t'. ....f, ‘......- , t t..: t t. .S -th. 7: UNABLE<Tapetav R:BECRUSEi •.. '‘ , ,..: 57E4-,EMELO.yE i . I MALS;; . P24 5358175 RECEIPT F0,1:1 CEIFIgD MAIL NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL (See Reverse) T To $IBEETA tCha Cr-i__Ryar N P0 sTiTE AND ZIPAGOE , Ch a k flaP/C.61. 679(0)5 - POSTAGE CERTIFIED FEE SPECIA REST ZONING OFFICER REPOR1 KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 700 UPPER MILL BAY ROAD TELEPHONE (907) 486 - 5736 2-11 ATE 13 October 1982 REPORT NO 8 9 NAME Richard Ryser PHONE TREET ADDRESS High St, Khdiak.AK, 99615. LOT(S) PT24 BLOCK . 14 SUBDIVISION Kodiak Twnst. Addn. OMMENTS• - Use'0f City of Kodiak dedicated road right of. way and storage of junk materials on lot PT24 are in violation of the adopted Kodiak Island Borough Zoning codes. •ROBLEM- As above. KIB codes in viol atipn are as follows: (1) 10..10.005- in that the materials . stored or)`this property are defined as ,funk. f1 17.06.340-• in that. this Stora�ze is further defined as ooeratinn a ,'i&nk Yadd. {3) 17.36.050- in that this use in a Resi- dential DasLtdrdIct is deemed a nuisance. ORRECTIONS NEE You are given ten (10) days from your eeciept of this notice, to remove the junk materials from this property. Failure to do so will result in legal action commencing against you. KNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF REPORT BY SIGNING DATE ZONING OFFICER Bil l,podgins DATE 13 Oct. 82 Chapters: 10.10 Sections: Title 10 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC Junk or Abandoned Vehicles 10.10.005 10.10.010 10.10.020 10.10.030 10.10.040 10.10.050 10.10.060 10.10.070 10.10:005--10.10.010 Chanter 10.10 JUNK OR ABANDONED VEHICLES Definitions. Junk or abandoned vehicles. Disposition of junk or abandoned vehicles. Junk vehicles or other junk. Disposition of junk vehicles. Vehicles both junk and abandoned. Recovery costs. Other rights reserved. 10.10.005 Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter the following definitions shall apply: A. "Junk" means any worn out, cast off, or discarded article -or material which is ready for destruction or has been collected or stored for conversion or salvage to some other use. B. "Abandoned vehicles" means any motorized vehicle, wheeled or tracked, which has been left unattended for any length of time which has resulted in the vehicles deterio- ration or destruction. (Ord. 82-4-0, 1982). 10.10.010 Junk or abandoned vehicles. A. It is unlawful for a person to abandon junk or a vehicle on a street or highway within the borough. B. It is unlawful for a person to abandon junk or a vehicle on public property not set aside by law as a refuse disposal site open for the disposal of junk or vehicles. C. It is unlawful for a person, without the consent Of the property owner or person in possession or control of property, to abandon junk -or a vehicle on said property un- less such property is license& as a junkyard and is open for disposal, or unless all necessary fees for removal and storage have been paid and all other requirements of disposal have been met. (Ord. 82-4-0, 1982). 57 (Kodiak Island Borough 3/82) ~` '^ � .0--3.7.06.310^ 17,06.310 Guest room. "Guest room" means any room in a hotel, dormitory' boarding or lodging house used and maintained to provide sleeping accommodations for not more than two persons. Each one hundred scuare feet or fraction thereof of floor area used for sleeping purposes shall be considered to be a separate guest room. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 §9B(part)). 17^06,320 Home occupation. "Home occupation" means an accessory use of a service character customarily con- ducted within a dwelling by the residents thereof, which is clearly secondary to the use of the dwelling for living gurpo4co and does not change the character thereof and does not involve more than one paid assistant. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 §9B(part)). 17^06.]]0 Hotel. "Hotel" means any building or group of buildings in which there are six or more guest rooms nsed,` designed or intended to be used for the purpose of . offering to the general public food or lodging or both, on' a day-to-day basis. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 59B(pact)). 17,06,]]6 Industry. "Industry" means the manufacture, storage, extraction,±abzicatloo/ processing, reduction, destruction, conversion, or wholesaling of any article, sub- stance or commodity, or any treatment which changes the form, character, or appearance of a resource material or previously manufactured item. (Ord. 81-40~0 51(pazt), 1981), 17.06.340 Junk yard. "Junk yard" means any space one hundred square feet or more of any lot or parcel of land used for the storage, keeping or abandonment of junk 96 (K0diak Island Borough 12/81) . d or waste material includin., scrav materials, or for the dis-antl n-:, ment of automobiles., other vehicle thereof. (Prior code Ch. 5 robot 17.06.350 Loadinc s off-scre_t space or berth or structure to be used for the mercial vehicles while loading materials. (Prior code Ch. 5 s 17.06.350--17 ;petals or other s demolition or aban; machin "Loading. space" mean sane lot/with a building tenmorary parking of corn - r unloading merchandise or )ach. 2 5913(part)) . 17.06.360 Lot. "Lot" means a parcel of land occu- pied or to be occupied by a use, building or unit group of buildings, and accessory buildings and uses, together with such yards, open spaces, lot widths and lot area -as are required by this title and having frontage on a pubii street. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 593(pert)). 17.06.370 Lot, corner. "Corner lot" means a lot 0 situated at the junction of, and bordering on, t'•ao inter- secting streets. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 §9B(part)). 17.06.380 Lot depth. "Lot depth" means the mean horizontal distance separating the side lot lines of a lot and at right angles to its depth. (Prior code Ch. 5 osubch. 2 §9B(part)). 4 17.06.390 Lot line, front --Corner lot. A "Front lot line" of a corner lot means the shortest street line of a corner lot. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 §93(part)). 17.06.400 Lot line, front --.Interior ,lot. A "Front lot line" of an interior lot means a line separating the lot from the street. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. §93(part)). 17.06.410 Lot line, rear. "Rear lot line" means a line -that is opposite and most distant''from the front lot line, and in the case of irregular, triangular or gore shaped lot, a line not less than ten feet in length, within a lot., parallel to and at the maximum distance from the front lot line. ,.(Prior code Ch. 5 suhch. 2 §93(part)). lot (Pr 17.06.420 Lot. line, side_. "Side lot line" means any boundary line not a front lot line or a rear lot line. or code Ch. 5 subch. 2 §9B(part)). 17.06;430 Motel. " iotel" means a group of one or mare detached er semidetached buildings containing two or more individual dwelling units and/or guest rooms, designed for or used temporarily by automobile tourists or transients, with'a garage attached or parkins space conveniently located to each unit, including croups designated as auto courts, motor lodges, or tor_se courts. (Prior code Ch. 5 su7c..h. 2. .3(cart)). 97 -; 17,36.850~~17.39.820 r 17,36^050 Junkyard not in I district deemed ouisanca. Irrespective of any other provision z/f this title, any junkyard as defined in Chapter 17.08' located in any dis- trict other than an I district as a nonconforming use, is declared to be a public nuisance. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 5l4E). ° Chapter 17.39 BUILDING HEIGHT Sections: 17/.39.010 Height deemed exclusive of roof structures“ 17.39.020 Exempted structures. 17.39.010 Height deemed exclusive of roof structures. The permitted height of.building shall be exclusive of roof structures as defined in the building code of the city. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 §lOC(l)). 17^39,020 Exempted structures. Penthouses or roof structures forthe housing of elevators, stairways! tank s / ventilating fans, or similar equipment required to operate and maintain the building; fire or parapet walls, skylights, towers, roof signs, flagpoles, chimneys, smokestacks, wireless masts or similar structures and necessary mechani- cal appurtenances may be erected above the height limits prescribed; but no penthouse, roof structure or any space above the permitted height limit of buildings shall be for the purpose of providing additional floor space. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 510C(2))^ Sections: 17.42.010 l7.42. Z0 17.42.030 17.42.040 17.42.050 17.42.060 Chapter 17.42 LOTS AND LOT One-family dwelling --Existing use. Inclusion as yard for another building. Existing lot --Reduction in area or width. Smaller than required --Density. Building erection. Lot abutting dedicated street. ll6 17.33.010--17.33.020 g. That the development will not produce a volume of traffic in excess of the capacity for which the access streets are designed, h. That property adjacent to the proposed dwelling group will not be adversely affected, i. That such dwelling group not be located in an industrial district, j. That the proposed group housing development will be consistent with the intent and purpose of this title to promise public health, safety and general welfare; 19. Dormitories. As an accessory use to seafood processing canneries. (Ord. 81-56-0 §2(part), 1981; Ord. 78-32-0(part), 1978; Ord. 77-10-0 §4, 1977: prior code Ch.. 5 subch. 2 §11). _ Chapter 17.33 PUBLIC USES Sections: 17.33.010 Approval required to insure conformance. 17.33.020 Private use of public property. 17.33.010 Approval required to insure conformance. To insure that public uses and structures conform.to.the general community pattern and, insofar as practical, to regulations governing private uses and development, agen-' cies of the federal government, the state, the city and the borough should submit plans and receive approvals in conformance with the regulations outlined herein: (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 §12). 17.33.020 Private use of public property. Whenever private use is made of any public land or public structures, such private use shall fully conform to the regulations set forth in this title. (Prior code Ch. 5 subch. 2 §13). 114-1 (Kodiak Island Borough 3/82) KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH MEMORANDUM DATE: October 21, 1982 TO: Case 82-119 (Richard Ryser) FROM: - Bill Hodgins, Zoning Officeru fe RE: Telephone conversation with Mr. Ryser On October 15, 1982 at 11:15 a.m. I received a telephone call from Mr. Richard Ryser regarding the violation letter I sent to him on October 14, 1982. Mr. Ryser stated that he will continue to use his property for the storage of junk (scrap) materials regardless of the adopted Borough codes for uses permitted in a residential district. He further stated that this was his private property and he will use it as he saw fit. I explained to Mr. Ryser that because his property is in the Kodiak Island Borough and because the borough has adopted zoning laws, he would have to abide by such laws. I also explained to him that he has the option to apply to the Planning and Zoning Commission for an exception to the uses permitted in residential districts for this activity but until such exception was granted the use would be illegal and not permitted. Mr: Ryser ended our conversation by stating that I (the Borough) should stay off his private road and property. CC: City Manger Morris Lee, City Building Official WRH/jmj Violet''= Number 8Z-,//9 KOOIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ZONING COMPLAINT -. STAFF FOLLOW-UP: HISTORY SHEET ��i PROPERTY: Lot P7ZVY, block /9 , Subdivision 1(e/-9ic /W57% ,USS PROPERTY OWNER: 2 Ct'y/rLp /ys£lz Address /3K. /f'4'Z OCCUPANT: 5-.9.A.4. CURRENT ZONING: ,22-2_ Address r/tih NATURE OF COMPLAINT/INVESTIGATION/VIOLATIOM(s): Date & time/3 fir' 'z c9 3O Staff Member /6AS44us/ifili J Action, Memoranda !fu fe't /Arccre eatitk7e-) 4/9 frfa :eathaii`s 7 r v s4 7 A( izc Sce Z4c4t) 4k' ,z3gt e ,7 2s ON cerrt op ,ebp, pec fl/zclr7e2rrA Date & time /3 ocr 8 Z- -algE5/ Ct) Staff Member /6. Action, Memoranda floL.s>>cate/ /07frz e/n4../ ra /142- Rreccz aer/e(g,c4"-16 //cake v foz,ftmwci ,voncp /5'J ©,!/ Date & time /5—et—rec. //ZS- .4 Staff Member //46..tis Action, Memoranda /!2. 4e'itez [41-eleD y120 n56 7r .CF Aflnn"ct7£d div '&wn oat/Lc 7'v 64se .#25 nevioury Alec rat "year d/ wtr$c1 t) Zt irteed-c-s /flteafreoG4cs3 ex/ Thr A,yos /J fife Coots, Date & time /o / %fit. Staff Member ,% ,us Action, Memoranda vrzv Meet -r.,7- ?We- b .etyze X 'sc-Z /yam. ?,— z�Cn x . rtsr /y err: M . Date & time Staff Me Action, Memoranda Date & time Staff Member STATUS OF r AS -0F KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH Case 82-119: Lot PT24,B1k.14,Kodiak Townsite Addition(Richard Ryser) Photographs show the storage of Junk and the use City of Kodiak land for storage of personal property. The bulldozers are located on City of Kodiak land,the ground excavated in the top photograph is also City property. Pictures taken on 13 Oct. 82 during an on site inspection conducted by Will Walton,Tim Hill and Bill Hodgins. KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH 13 Oct. 82 Case 82-119: On site inspection photographs of the Ryser construct- ion activity.