06/06/1985 Regular MeetingKODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY MEETING - June 6, 1985
(A Verbatim Record is on File in the Clerk's Office.)
I CALL TO ORDER
Deputy Mayor Wakefield called the meeting to order at 6:52 p.m. in the
Borough Assembly Chambers.
II ROLL CALL
Present Absent
Mayor Peterson (arrived 6:53)
Ms. Barker
Mr. Blankenburg
Mrs. Cater
Mr. Naughton
Mr. Rounsaville
Mr. Wakefield
Mr. White
A quorum was established.
Mr. White moved to excuse Mayor Peterson. Seconded by Mr. Rounsaville.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
III ACCEPTANCE OF AGENDA
*A. CONSENT AGENDA
Consent Agenda items are items considered to be routine and non -contro-
versial by the Assembly and will be approved in one motion. There shall
be no separate discussion of these items unless an Assembly member or a
citizen so requests, in which case the item will be removed from the
Consent Agenda and considered in its normal sequence on the agenda as
part of the General Orders. Consent Agenda items will be prefixed in the
margin with an asterisk (*).
Mr. White moved to accept the agenda as presented. Seconded by Mrs. Cater.
Mr. Selby requested the following additions to the agenda:
1. Under VI COMMUNICATIONS & APPEARANCES
(item E.) Discussion of Public Right to Access Laboratory Services
of the Hospital.
(item F.) Mayor's Proclamation of National Safe Boating Week
2. Under VII PUBLIC HEARINGS
(item A.) add the words "and Federal Revenue Sharing Funds"
3. Under IX MANAGER'S REPORT
(item C. Other Business)
1) Setting of July Meeting Date
2) Insurance Bid Award
3) Res. No. 85-61-R
Mr. Naughton moved to amend the agenda to include the above additions.
Seconded by Mr. White. Amendment carried by unanimous voice vote.
Main motion carried as amended by unanimous voice vote.
Mayor Peterson arrived at 6:53 p.m. and the Chair was turned over to him.
IV MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS
*A. Assembly - Reg. - May 2, 1985
Mr. White moved to approve the minutes of the previous meeting. Seconded
by Mrs. Cater. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
V MINUTES OF OTHER MEETINGS
*A. Planning & Zoning Commission - Reg. - April 17, 1985
*B. K.I.B. School Dist. - Reg. - April 22, 1985 & Spec.- May 13, 1985
*C. K.I. Mental Health Adv. Board - Jan. 25, 1985 & Feb. 26, 1985
*D. Outer Continental Shelf - Reg. - Oct. 9, 1984
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*E. Fire Protection Area #1 - April 24, 1985
*F. Citizen's Board of Equalization - May 20, 1985
*G. Bells Flats/Russian Creek Service Area Adv. Brd. - April 11, 1985
Mr. White moved to acknowledge receipt of Items A through G. Seconded by
Mrs. Cater. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
VI COMMUNICATIONS & APPEARANCES
A. Boards & Commissions
1) Marlin Knight - P & Z Commission Representative
2) Scott Arndt - Service Dist. #1 & Fire Dist. #1 Representative
B. Hospital Architectural Plan Decision
Johnathan Rigdon of Mills, John & Rigdon Architects gave a summary of four
months of working on a program that is anticipated will ultimately result
in the request for bids for some type of hospital construction in April of
1986. We have developed a facility master plan for two possible schemes.
We have taken those needs and developed them as a functional hospital by
expanding and remodeling the existing facility which is Scheme A. Secondly
we have taken those identical needs and we have developed them into a stand
alone brand new hospital facility on a theoretical site and that is Scheme
B. We want to emphasize that both of these schemes are identical in their
nature. They each have the same identical program requirements in each of
the departments. They are both approximately 63,000 gross square feet of
area. The estimate for the cost of these two schemes, based on a bid date
of April 1986, the renovation project Scheme A would be a total of $17.7
million and the replacement project Scheme B would be a total of $19.3
million. Both the K.I. Hospital Advisory Board and the Architectural
Review Board have unanimously endorsed the new hospital option.
Wilton White: (Chairman of K.I. Hospital Adv. Brd.) As a result of our
studies with the Architects, Planners and the Borough Staff, the Hospital
Advisory Board unanimously endorses the new hospital option.
Ray Camardella: (K.I.B. Facility Coordinator) I would like to point out
that what's depicted here is not approval for construction of the
facilities as they are shown and that we are not asking for the approval
of the dollar amount for construction cost. We are looking for approval
to proceed with either a new hospital or remodel and renovation of the
existing one.
(NO ACTION TAKEN AT THIS TIME.)
C. Kodiak Economic Development Committee Appointments
Mayor Peterson appointed the following persons:
1)
Charles Davidson
6)
Lola Harvey
2)
Nancy Dupree
7)
Robert Burgy
3)
Andy Cristaldi
8)
Alvin R. Burch
4)
Bernie Ballao
9)
KANA Director of DCED
5)
Sid Cozart
10)
Linda Freed (Ex-officio Member)
Mr. Wakefield moved to ratify the appointments. Seconded by Mr.
Blankenburg. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
D. Mayor's Proclamation re: Kodiak Safety In The Work Place Week
Mayor Peterson read his proclamation designating June 16 - 22, 1985 as
Kodiak Safety In The Work Place Week.
E. Mayor's Proclamation re: National Safe Boating Week
Mayor Peterson read his proclamation designating the week beginning
June 2, 1985 as National Safe Boating Week in Kodiak Island Borough.
F. Request by Dr. Keith L. Hediger re: Right of Access to Laboratory
Services
Dr. Heidiger: I would like you to make the recommended change to the
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Hospital Advisory Board so patients can save the doctor's expense and
thus give taxpayers a break. This will be especially helpful to anyone
who wants to go into the hospital and request their own basic blood
analysis. This would be helpful for a person with gout to check their uric
acid level, a diabetic checking sugar levels and a person with a choles-
terol disturbance could monitor that. The situation as it exists now
requires a patient to pay for a doctor's signature to allow his own blood
to be checked.
(NO ACTION TAKEN.)
VII PUBLIC HEARINGS (Village Telephone Number 486-5370)
A. Ord. No. 85-15-0 Levying Taxes On All Taxable Real And Personal Property
Within The Borough For The Expenses And Liabilities Of The Borough For
The Fiscal Year Commencing On The First Day Of July 1985 And Ending On
The Thirtieth Day Of June 1986 and Federal Revenue Sharing Funds.
Mr. Wakefield moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-15-0. Seconded by Mrs.
Cater.
Mr. Wakefield moved to adopt the revised version Ordinance No. 85-15-0.
Seconded by Mr. White. The motion to substitute carried by unanimous voice
vote.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened:
Alan Schmidt: I am wearing three hats this evening. First for Alaska Legal
Services, I wish to express thanks and urge you to keep it at the level
that is shown. Secondly, on behalf of KMXT I wish to express our thanks
again for the amount you have indicated that you will appropriate this
year. And thirdly, on behalf of the Kodiak Arts Council we appreciate any
thing the Borough can do to assist the funding there.
Julie Hill: (Small World Inc.) I am really pleased to see the Borough
support that you are willing to give us. I would like to thank you for the
funding and also for acknowledging the need for high quality day care here
in Kodiak. I would also like to share with you at this time a petition
with one hundred and five signatures of other people that feel that funding
for high quality day care here in Kodiak is important.
Steve Wallace: (Board of Directors for KWRCC) I would like to thank you for
the reflection of your continued support for our organization. Our
proposal to you is our "bare bones" budget and will allow us to continue
our programs and maintain them with a minimal amount of re -shuffling.
Angela Nichols: (Kodiak Council on Alcoholism) For all of us at KCA, thank
you for funding us at the same level that you did last year.
Tom White: (Member of KCA Board of Directors) I simply want to echo what
Angela has said.
Susan Brains: On behalf of KMXT, I would like to thank you for your past
support. We really appreciate it. We urge you to maintain the level that
is on the summary here.
Marian Johnson: I have been working at the Baranof Museum for about the
last fifteen years and rather intensely the last ten. The local museums
depend very much on local funding. There is no big state funding or
federal funding that supports us.
Barbara Denz: (V.Pres. Kodiak Arts Council) It is nice to see the dedica-
tion that the Borough has to the human services. It's also nice to see the
increase in funding for the Arts but I would like to campaign for more.
Dr. Bob Johnson: (Arts Council) I want to thank you for considering the
Arts Council.
Mary Monroe: (Arts Council) Our goal for FY 86 operating budget is to
establish a funding formula whereby the Arts Council and it's program are
funded by one-third State money, one-third local contribution and one-third
earned income and private contribution. The success of our bid for State
money is impacted by what your decision is. They will notice the support
we get from the City Council and Borough Assembly when they decide how much
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money they will give us from the State. We very much appreciate the
response and growing acceptance and support of the citizens of Kodiak.
Peggy Sutliff: (Kodiak Chapter of the American Red Cross) We thank you for
the amount you have put down for us. We are sorry that you have lowered it
but we realize you have had to lower a lot of things this year and we will
do what we can with it. Training for us has to come in from out of town
and it doesn't come cheap.
Lorna Arndt: I thought the Mental Health Center money came in from the
State, why are we giving them our tax money? Another thing is, why should
we have to give Kodiak Alcoholism revenue sharing money and try to get them
well when they refuse it anyway? I still think we need these monies in our
roads. You are giving too much away to these other things too. I think
you should think of the rest of the people in this town and not just the
small few.
Scott Arndt: One of the main reasons that the fund balance shows zero is
if the two million dollars out to Lion Capital is not recovered by the
Borough, or that portion that may not be recovered, by June 30th of this
year will be declared a loss on the financial statement of the Borough.
In order to cover that, it will take what is left in the fund balance.
If that wasn't happening, it would leave the options open to you people
representing all of us to possibly lower the taxes. I don't feel that has
been brought out to the public. Is that statement correct?
Karen Majdic: (Kodiak Respite Program) Our program purpose is to provide
qualified care for families that have children with special needs that
are developmentally disabled.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular session opened:
Motion carried on Ordinance No. 85-15-0 by unanimous roll call vote.
B. Ord. No. 85-16-0 Amending Title 2 Of The Borough Code Of Ordinances On
Elections. (Voting Machines)
Mr. Naughton moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-16-0. Seconded by Mr.
Rounsaville.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened: NO COMMENTS.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried on Ordinance No. 85-16-0 by unanimous voice vote.
C. Ord. No. 85-17-0 Amending Sections Of Title 2 Of The Borough Code Of
Ordinances Relating To Elections.
Mr. Naughton moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-17-0. Seconded by Mr. White.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened: NO COMMENTS.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried on Ordinance No. 85-17-0 by unanimous voice vote.
D. Ord. No. 85-18-0 Amending The Kodiak Island Borough Travel Policy.
Mr. Wakefield moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-18-0. Seconded by Mr.
Blankenburg.
Mr. Wakefield moved to amend under 1206.6 Per Diem Allowance by changing
the (ten miles or less) to read fifteen (15) miles, in items a. and b.
under 1207 delete the last sentence and also the words "officer or" at the
beginning of the sixth sentence, and further under 1206.4 Travel Not Re-
quiring an Overnight Stay should read: When an employee is on official
business not requiring an overnight stay, he (or she) will be reimbursed
for partial days of travel. When no overnight expense is necessary, meal
expenses including tips will be broken out as follows: $8.00 breakfast,
$10.00 lunch, and $17.00 dinner, for a total not to exceed the $35.00.
Seconded by Mr. Blankenburg. Amendment carried by unanimous voice vote.
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Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened: NO COMMENTS.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion as amended on Ordinance No. 85-18-0 carried 5-2 with Mr. Rounsaville
and Mr. White casting the NO votes.
E. Ord. No. 85-19-0 Amending Chapter 17.02 (Comprehensive Plan) Of The
Borough Code.
Mr. Wakefield moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-19-0. Seconded by Mr.
Blankenburg.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened;
Marlin Knight: (P & Z Commissioner & resident) I would like to urge your
support for this ordinance. I think they did a very thorough job.
Cathy Cordry: I wish to speak in favor of the ordinance. I would also like
to thank the Planning Dept. and the Planning & Zoning Commission for all
their time and help.
Nancy Missal: I would like to speak in favor of the Monashka Bay Comp Plan
and I would also like to thank the Planning Department.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried on Ordinance No. 85-19-0 by unanimous voice vote.
F. Ord. No. 85-20-0 Rezoning Lots 1-A Through 14, Block 30 East Addition
Alaska Subdivision From R2-Two-Family Residential To R3-Multi-Family
Residential.
Mr. Naughton moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-20-0. Seconded by Mr.
Blankenburg.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened:
Mel Stephens; (on behalf of Gary Gilbert) He is very much in favor of the
ordinance and supports the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning
Commission.
Lorna Arndt: You won't be having any parking problems because there aren't
any more lots. This is just going to legalize the area.
Marlin Knight: I am not speaking in favor of or against it. The parking
issue has been at the top of the issues involved. I don't think the re-
zoning issue is necessarily the problem here.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried 4-3 on Ordinance No. 85-20-0 with Ms. Barker, Mr. Naughton
and Mr. White casting the NO votes.
VIII OLD BUSINESS
A. Ord. No. 85-13-0 Amending Title 15, Buildings And Construction, Of The
Kodiak Island Borough Code. (Tabled)
Mr. Blankenburg moved to remove Ordinance No. 85-13-0 from the table.
Seconded by Ms. Barker. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
(Mr. Wakefield moved to adopt Ord. No. 85-13-0. Seconded by Mrs. Cater.)
Mr. Blankenburg moved to amend Section 1 Chapter 15.04.010 to read: Adop-
tion of building and other codes. Except as provided elsewhere in this
title, the Uniform Building Code, 1982 Edition, adopted by the Internation-
al Conference of Building Officials; the 1984 National Electrical Code;
the 1982 Uniform Plumbing Code; the 1982 Uniform Mechanical Code; the 1982
Uniform Sign Code; the 1982 Uniform Code for Abatement of Dangerous Build-
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ings; the 1982 Uniform Fire Code; and the 1983 CABO One and Two Family
Dwelling Code are hereby adopted. And to further amend by adding Section 3
Section 15.24.015 Exception. Article 78 Fireworks, of the 1982 Uniform Fire
Code is repealed. Seconded by Mr. Wakefield. Amendment carried 6-1 with
Mrs. Cater casting the NO vote.
Scott Arndt: (Fire Dist. #1 Chairman) The advisory board was split on their
decision of allowing the sale of fireworks. The vote was 3-2. The only
reservation of the ones voting in favor of it was that there is no control
on the minimum age of the purchaser. The Fire Chief's main concern is that
they are a fire hazard. Therefore, he is strictly against it.
Motion as amended on Ordinance No. 85-13-0 carried 6-1 with Mr. White
casting the NO vote.
B. Res. No. 85-44-R Authorizing A One -Time (Single -Year) Reduction Of
Property Taxes. (Tabled)
Mr. Wakefield moved to remove Ordinance No. 85-44-R from the table.
Seconded by Mr. Blankenburg. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
(Mr. White moved to adopt Resolution No. 85-44-R. Seconded by Mr.
Naughton.)
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
IX MANAGER'S REPORT
*A. June Meetings
Mr. White moved to acknowledge receipt. Seconded by Mrs. Cater. Motion
carried by unanimous voice vote.
*B. Staff Reports
Mr. White moved to acknowledge receipt. Seconded by Mrs. Cater. Motion
carried by unanimous voice vote.
C. Other Business
1) Setting July Meeting Date
Mr. Wakefield moved that the July regular Assembly Meeting be held on
July 2, 1985 due to the holiday. Seconded by Mrs. Cater. Motion
carried by unanimous voice vote.
2) K.I.B. Insurance Bid Award
Mr. Wakefield moved that the bid award be made to Sweeney Insurance,
Inc. for coverage with $2,500 deductible on property insurance, $250
deductible and $5,000,000 limit on Boiler and Machinery coverage and all
other coverage as proposed in the submitted proposal for a total premium
not to exceed $355,030. Seconded by Mr. White. Motion carried by
unanimous roll call vote.
3) Res. No. 85-61-R Moving Certain Funds Within The KIB Budget To The
Association For Retarded Citizens Of Kodiak.
Mr. Naughton moved to adopt Resolution No. 85-61-R. Seconded by Mrs.
Cater. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
X NEW BUSINESS
A. Restaurant Designation Permit re: Kodiak Buskin River Inn
Mr. Ashford was present and spoke to the Assembly about his request.
Mr. Wakefield moved to voice non -objection for persons sixteen (16) years
and older to dine unaccompanied, only with the stipulation that they dine
in the banquet room of the Kodiak Buskin River Inn. Seconded by Mrs.
Cater. Motion carried 5-2 with Mr. White and Mr. Naughton casting the NO
votes.
*B. Res. No. 85-48-R Adopting The Monashka Bay Plan Dated April 1985.
Mr. White moved to adopt Resolution No. 85-48-R. Seconded by Mrs. Cater.
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Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
C. Res. No. 85-55-R Revising Subdivision Improvement Inspection Fees And
Establishing Construction Plan Review Fees.
Scott Arndt voiced his objections on the resolution.
Mr. Wakefield moved to adopt Resolution No. 85-55-R. Seconded by Ms.
Barker. Mortion carried 6-1 with Mr. Naughton casting the NO vote.
D. Res. No. 85-56-R Authorizing Transfer Of Certain Funds Within The Kodiak
Island Borough Land Sale Fund.
Mr. White moved to adopt Resolution No. 85-56-R. Seconded by Mr.
Wakefield. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
E. Res. No. 85-57-R Awarding Rezanof Drive Pathway And Service District #1
Project 85-1(A).
Mr. Wakefield moved to adopt Resolution No. 85-57-R awarding a contract to
Brechan Enterprises, Inc., in the amount not to exeed $724,497.00 for the
Rezanof Drive Pathway and Service District #1 Project 85-1(A). Seconded by
Ms. Barker. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
F. Res. No. 85-58-R Adopting The Kodiak Island Hospital Facility Master
Plan.
Mr. White moved to adopt Resolution No. 85-58-R. Seconded by Mr.
Wakefield. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
G. Res. No. 85-59-R Awarding The Karluk Electrification Project.
Mr. Blankenburg moved to adopt Resolution No. 85-59-R. Seconded by Ms.
Barker. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
H. Notice to rescind action on Ordinance No. 85-6-0. (L. White)
Mr. White moved to rescind the action taken on Ordinance No. 85-6-0.
Seconded by Mr. Rounsaville. Motion failed 3-4 with Mr. Naughton, Mr.
Rounsaville and Mr. White casting the YES votes.
I. Ord. No. 85-21-0 Revising Certain Sections Of Title 13 Pertaining To
Utilities. (1st Rdg.)
Mr. White moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-21-0. Seconded by Ms. Barker.
Mr. Wakefield moved to amend Section 13.01.080 B. by changing the "$60.00"
to $30.00. Seconded by Mrs. Cater. Amendment carried by unanimous voice
vote.
Mr. Naughton moved to amend by deleting Section A. of Section 13.01.100.
Seconded by Mr. White. Amendment failed 2-5 with Mr. Blankenburg and Mr.
Naughton casting the YES votes.
Motion as amended on Ordinance No. 85-21-0 carried 5-1 in the first reading
with Mr. Naughton casting the NO vote.
J. Ord. No. 85-22-0 Amending The Kodiak Island Borough Code To Adopt
Garbage And Solid Waste Collection And Disposal Powers In The Area Out-
side Cities And Accept The Transfer Of Such Powers From The City Of
Kodiak. (1st Rdg.)
Mr. Blankenburg moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-22-0 in the first reading.
Seconded by Mr. Rounsaville. Motion carried 6-1 with Mr. White casting the
NO vote.
K. Ord. No. 85-23-0 Amending Section 4.30.010 Of The Kodiak Island Borough
Code To Change The Name Of The Bells Flats -Russian Creek Service Area To
Womens Bay Service Area. (1st Rdg.)
Mr. White moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-23-0 in the first reading.
Seconded by Mrs. Cater. Motion carried 6-1 with Mr. Wakefield casting the
NO vote.
L. Ord. No. 85-24-0 Changing The Boundary Of The Monashka Bay Road Service
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Area And Providing For An Election To Effect The Boundary Change.
(lst Rdg.)
Mr. White moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-24-0 in the first reading.
Seconded by Ms. Barker. Motion carried 5-2 with Mr. Wakefield and Mr.
White casting the NO votes.
M. Ord. No. 85-25-0 Changing The Boundary Of Service District #1 And
Providing For An Election To Effect The Boundary Change. (1st Rdg.)
Mrs. Cater moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-25-0 in the first reading.
Seconded by Mr. White. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
N. Ord. No. 85-26-0 Amending Certain Sections Of The Kodiak Island Borough
Code In Title 2 Administration And Personnel. (1st Rdg.)
Mr. White moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-26-0 in the first reading.
Seconded by Mr. Blankenburg. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
O. Authorization to go to bid for Architectural/Engineering Services for
the High School Asbestos Abatement Project.
Mr. Wakefield moved to authorize Staff to advertise for Architectural/
Engineering Services for the High School Asbestos Abatement Project.
Seconded by Mr. Blankenburg. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
P. Authorization to go to bid for Architectural/Engineering Services for
the Borough Building Roof Project.
Mr. Wakefield moved to authorize Staff to go to bid for Architectural/
Engineering Services for the Kodiak Island Borough Building Roof Project.
Seconded by Mr. White. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
Q. Acceptance of the Alaska Interagency Fire Management Plan.
Mr. White moved to adopt the Alaska Interagency Fire Management Plan.
Seconded by Mr. Wakefield. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
R. Awarding Salonie Creek Aerial Photography Project.
Mr. Wakefield moved to award the Borough portion of the joint City/Borough
aerial photography contract to Air Photo Tech in the amount not to exceed
$51,503. Seconded by Mrs. Cater. Motion carried by unanimous roll call
vote.
Mr. Wakefield moved to award the Salonie Creek Aerial Photography project
to Walker -Alaska Aerial Surveys in the amount not to exceed $83,800.
Seconded by Mrs. Cater. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
*S. K.I.B. Financial Report - April & May 1985
Mr. White moved to acknowledge receipt. Seconded by Mrs. Cater. Motion
carried by unanimous voice vote.
*T. K.I.B. School District Financial Report - April 1985
Mr. White moved to acknowledge receipt. Seconded by Mrs. Cater. Motion
carried by unanimous voice vote.
U. Res. No. 85-60-R Moving Certain Funds In The Kodiak Island Budget.
Mr. White moved to adopt Resolution No. 85-60-R. Seconded by Mr.
Blankenburg. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
V. Ord. No. 85-27-0 Changing The Boundary Of Fire Service District #1
And Providing An Election To Effect The Boundary Change. (1st Rdg.)
Mr. White moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-27-0. Seconded by Mrs. Cater.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
XI MAYOR'S COMMENTS
I wish to thank the Assembly for their diligent work tonight in getting
the heavy agenda completed at a reasonable hour.
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Mr. White: None
Mr. Rounsaville: None
Mr. Naughton: I just want to send apologies to Roger Flanders since we were
able to get through the budget so quickly this year and also that our
meetings have been shorter lately since he no longer has to sit through
them.
Mr. Wakefield: I voted against the ordinance to change the name of the
Bells Flats/Russian Creek Service Area to Womens Bay simply because it is
a historical name and shouldn' be changed.
I think we should stick to our rules and not allow agencies to submit
requests for money at the last minute. They should go through the same
process the others do to be fair to the others that submit in a timely
manner.
Mrs. Cater: I appreciate all the public testimony on the budget and I
appreciate knowing a little bit more about some of the agencies. I
thought the public testimony was quite good.
Mr. Blankenburg: Many of the people that received funding have indicated
that they are in hard financial straits and they are looking for increased
funding next year. I am afraid this is perhaps the last year that we are
going to see such levels of state revenue sharing, federal revenue sharing
was next to nothing, and I am sure it will go down from here given the
economy as it is. I would like to put anybody and everybody that is a
potential recipient of any Borough funds on notice that this is the last
of it and you'd better find some place to get your "bread" cause we're
broke.
Ms. Barker: I want to thank the Assembly for deciding to go forward on the
next step on the hospital. I am pleased that you recognize the work the
hospital board has put in, staff has put in and the architects. I wish to
commend Mr. Selby and Ray Camardella for the way in which they conducted
gathering all the information. I think that is why, at this point, there
was so little controversy with the way it was handled.
Mayor Peterson announced the Special Meeting which is to be held on June 20,
1985 with a public hearing being held on the Baler Facility location and design.
Mrs. Cater asked to be excused from the Special Meeting since she had made
previous plans to be out of town prior to the meeting being scheduled.
Mayor Peterson excused her at this time.
XIII AUDIENCE COMMENTS
Lorna Arndt: I would like to know where the funds go that is paid for the
different inspections that is being required.
Why would you guys want to get into the garbage and solid waste collection
and disposal?
XIV ADJOURNMENT
Mr. Blankenburg moved to adjourn. Seconded by Mr. White.
Mayor Peterson adjourned the meeting at 11:22 pm.
ATTEST:
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