2021-03-11 Work SessionPage
Kodiak Island Borough
Assembly Work Session
Bayside Volunteer Fire Department - 4606 East Rezanof Drive
Thursday, March 11, 2021, 6:30 p.m.
For public participation this meeting will be livestreamed through KIB UstreamTV
(https://video.ibm.com/channel/kodiakislandborough)
Work Sessions are informal meetings of the Assembly where Assembly members review the upcoming
regular meeting agenda packet and seek or receive information from staff.
Although additional items not listed on the work session agenda are discussed when introduced by the
Mayor, Assembly, or staff, no formal action is taken at work sessions and items that require formal
Assembly action are placed on regular Assembly meeting agenda.
Citizen's comments at work sessions are NOT considered part of the official record. Citizen's comments
intended for the "official record" should be made at a regular Assembly meeting.
1. Citizens' comments. 1-907-486-3231 or Toll Free 1-855-492-9202.
(Limited To Three Minutes Per Speaker)
2. Agenda items.
a. Discussion On Possible Establishment Of A Cooperative
Relations Committee
b. FY2022 Budget Discussion - Joint Work Session With School
-,A District
FY22 Budget Presentation - KIB-KIBSD JWS
3. Manager's Comments
4. Clerk's Comments.
5. Packet Review for the Regular Meeting of March 18, 2021.
Items may be added during the work session for inclusion on the Regular Meeting
agenda. For noticing requirements the item may be brought up and noticed to the
Clerk to add the item. You may NOT enter into a substantive conversation.
Awards and presentations.
Visit our website at www.facebook.com/Kodiakislandborough 0@KodiakBorough
www.kodiakak.us Page 1 of 36
Public hearing.
• Ordinance No. FY2021-30 Amending Kodiak Island Borough Code Of
Ordinances Title 2 Administration And Personnel, Chapter 2.145 Solid Waste
Advisory Board, Section 2.145.010 Created - Membership Adding An Ex
Officio High School Student Representative.
Consideration of the calendar - Unfinished Business.
Consideration of the calendar - New Business.
Contracts.
Contract No. FY2021-22 Employment Contract With Borough Manager,
Michael Powers.
Resolutions.
• Reconsideration Of Motion Taken On March 4, 2021, To Approve Resolution
No. FY2021-29 Authorizing Memorandum Of Agreement With The Alaska
Department Of Transportation And Public Facilities For Construction Of The
Otmeloi Way Rehabilitation Project.
• A Resolution Of The Assembly Of The Kodiak Island Borough Accepting
Volunteer Fire Assistance Grants For The Bayside And Womens Bay Fire
Stations
Ordinances for introduction.
• Ordinance No. FY2021-29 Rescinding Sections Of Kodiak Island Borough
Code, Title 4, Service Areas Pertaining To Certain Exemptions For Road
Maintenance Services For Properties Along State Roads.
• Ordinance No. FY2021-32 Initiating A Ballot Measure For The October 5, 2021
Regular Municipal Election, Which If Passed By The Voters, Would, Establish
A Non-Areawide Parks & Recreation Service Area, In Accordance With
Chapter 4.05.010 Of The KIB Code, Establishing, Altering, Abolishing Service
Areas To Coincide With The Non-Areawide Parks & Recreation Authority That
Was Adopted By The Borough Pursuant To A Ballot Measure In 1982.
Other items.
• Confirmation Of Mayoral Appointment To The Board Of Equalization, Mr.
Robert Tucker.
Letter Alaska Fishing Community's Letter To The Biden Administration's
Climate Task Force.
6. Assembly Member' Comments.
Visit our website at www.facebook.com/Kodiakislandborouqh 0@KodiakBorough
www.kodiakak.us Page 2 of 36
Mayor Comments.
Visit our website at www.facebook.com/Kodiakislandborough 0@KodiakBorough
www.kodiakak.us Page 3 of 36
0
0
Eno
Ok
dw
Y,-
FY22 Preliminary Budget
March 11, 2021
HI KI SD Joint Work Session
N
O
N
N
W
C
Q
CD
N
c
0
o'
C-
0
0
77
Cn
W
0
0
0•
CD
Cn
0
W
Karla k K-12
Po rt
Akhiok
K,12
Port Liom
K4 2
Old Harbor -1 2
f
IgerBay
2
Ou zin kle
-12
Chi nick
K-1 2
East Elementary
Main Eiernentary
North Star Elementary
Pete= n Elementary
Kodiak Middle School
Kodiak High School
BEACH
Kodiak Island
Borough School
District
N
O
N
N
amu# Po --7Wra a�tv ar# d--Pg•�na *ChQQI-V
5 -&C4C-m4QrP1r wdh w-wm-4 co dowmilop ab.ag4rMtwng mora- pommqcr
0 ItfLN ttrtjr a rttl afr a"Jr MSA&M rd r m tf- mU m a tr d prapercy
nrrfti [4rnrriurl0;r4n �tMn4l6S 4HAheln pol�ne4-
C: 4e-acAlem, stwlerft. a rid ftrnil rm
rn
T4w-s41ppa-rc carnrnun" 411WSgfflnf�yoma perbC*an
O re : 11w to vudarl sajU�, J gird "n Gepp
C
C-
0 O
A�IKjM sary+en4 E11rngY v n d 57Sn pereepur5n
rt
;;P r< wnriftr:nd1 mg vt SMS
E r�3q-v o n.2 agrapp4>n por+nt arta
0 ramIFyr v-okirftress m sehf '-s
r -0R sbdraErr Wonrlr +assn ut# 3ntl !y+ rymc tb
_ r•reate eAvirammerrta Martiocus an g bLpcWmFt
0 t7&acm
N
n
v
rn
(D
rn
O
CA)
01)
POFC4-,PCY artA r gtnw rX —M, Wwri
Caaust darer, arta rural aammLjrkb rm
mmauncive arra raltur7a? aware
wEL 14ron+xa and t:rxa+r Ihr culluros of IS71aak'a Apr-
a" P*--hns7?Ly
Crra4a wrsrwrwan aW rmmurcmm ivomrrnunrtj fro sTTeGC�hre 1 �1 sraar 6Y6 7+^e'riL 1k�a7
nrd 0" Wt) vyith atu"rfts -sr%d rsrn icesL—
aefrsuits MUWOnIS leaen wryL&]h a1Retnwe Instrq,etorr
K I BSD Strategic P Ian
` I I = �+�•e5� = Le k: l ; I.iL, t --t] S!` �
HOW ?
Support Respon slims & ReflecLive Laan j
IFP)hAAeft e*&w thri*hed iris F+ -P[tb ro KLEH itl8 irrhtl,; Fjlal
arnd ipM-Q13C3naL support ilpr raw bwac wm
O7144rP9a 4 Adi;vjRr 4iT41br>q*
C -um 4nue uDr &Dww ■ and trmmurn we Irrcal LaIr*>m in irte
1e3eyorg woorwrix 5e
- 1e'inc :jcl, a rie!i1 trap$ wk -L -d a -:,-4-rein!
data a r4 sQ4 She sianVard br Rtftlrrkprice by
Ksamiwi Rvr-g app mrximrc cmh-mt�R %
V 5�uPF`bOT 37 LKM rtla m RieIr Ithtrar ng MEft
1mrwiduaiire-d ben mim pbe r*a
Wh DeTirt& fistd -do mrfin im #JLjcle-rt autx "PS IJV4 Leh
a Ide+n4�n and corn fnuralcalta Lhe plKpovw W
4sp*- Srn4rfl 4-d ;P ;T 4n Uw 4ata 1-eqmr--" tr—r-
Wrarse sesa*ssrmariks
# t3ehne axtd inxLim on ftaundarlottal aki:ts az"ch
Qr-4¢F- I rs1141
0 Use ipPtLoth iiqpg!rs mr rt;s m up%,rm inrW uCM rl
isi,xv-Pn -Pq u rf Cr9 Sri .u� rT 4 r}�
rt-&'Zhwe Vra"q
CNM rngpgj-aD*m drsosu I I"fining ""Ls
Ir« cla wy Loa —wM
i Pdm k -ma 6c ihn-7 iev-a ftjp t3 roar aria
ftVhrr340gy 1*PqprrxrmPCbhW 1>f1Qn*i-�C
vror �L r:c $ ne Cris
FTqfQ ? n 3 b VA404rr �. ;7 4 k
*W �
Car b y Pr+a'11dcfg a degr Lw a a rxd
dnrKwawWm -collage aard tamer teG*
"ppCrdaa m -q ie s
- %L" se I'.]OI eS+jrme bn r&B ewau rrrs rim a-: -
n
eta w t M coch a;wonir for Su oQ&m-sfu"
(�
G)
�W*$730n *U%WQ rd Ih44 944L bb
- 700njrj�l, C MM OW a 1bq pro o nm" 7lCilr:l4Trr
Z1
smCie r n r� uf
v
- TB�CIti art hitpa,rra rrL`t 8t a�IFr ft �ri1 rL•+ry 31x1 �
n
aril rwvpa.nwJD�iWy ur "Ir �,ummLr-Mty
Engage s1ua4nCa sw t>aacrreff!3 Ir. t+re
y
he7rpia-ggn ran irk=atw kra —rha
m
oX41111 mires
Z,
�y }N
�"L , AAS 1--IeWn F. kkl -v
BUDGETCYCLES
Student Count
(October)
Student Count
( October)
P rojected
Enrollment Due
( November)
Winter
Revision
FY21-22 J u ly 1 J u ly 1 Annual Audit/Fund
udgetDevelopment FY20-21 Balance
FY 19-20
Borough Loca
Contribution
( May)
Final Revision
(Year End)
r�
Preliminary
Budget (January)
Spring
Revision
BOE Approves
Budget (April)
CD
00
0
W
FY22 Funding Sources
State Funding
Federal Funding
Local Funding
KIBSD Use of Fund Balance
CD
CD
0
GO
m
F11
z3w
Zzw
2-130
2 -IVO
X10
--w--Student Count 2-Bi5
-ADM 2_566
EnrollmentTrend History
,nr ollment Trend History
2011 2OiZ 2013 201.4 2025 201.6 2017 201.E 2019 2QZD 2021 2JD22
2587 2539 2.574 2572 2483 2457 2431 2445 2372 7377 231.6 2304
25.43 2517 2521 2 83 2"4 24ZO ZYRB 2_3M 2303 2Z53 2245 2ZOS
100
90
so
70
60
50
v
m
Nuri be r of!Students that Qualified for I ntensive Fu ndi rig
95
1 S 2014 - - 2018 2019 2020 - - -
Challenge: While enrollment has been declining our Students with Intensive Needs are
increasing. KI BSD must provides pecia I lydesigned instruction based on the student need.
CD
0
h
W
NO increase to the Base Student Allocation
L a
Base StUdentAllocation, Inflation -Adjusted Do tos-oorce=tegislotiveFinance
❑ ��BrS Cho rtprep aredby_Alosa
k
Ass ociation of Schoai 84dsmess
Officials (ALASSO)
$20 $25 S45 $44
million rnii]ion milliorv. million
$7,0 -DO outside outside outside outsyde 51O S'�o
m it lion
formula forrnWa formrela forrnu�e outside million
���}�g outside
$ 6,11f
56,000
S4,000
$3,000
1,0
$a
FY 11 FY 12 FY 33
f4F11lUia formula
$6,1ti: $6,147 $6,173 $6,196
— — — .�6,014
S5,61 -1c $5,672
y.
l4
FY 14 FY75 FY16 FY 17 FY 1S FY 19 FY20 FY21
Kodiak Island Borough School District
FY22 Preliminary Budget
State Sources -General Fund I
FY2-0 Ad opted
Budget
FY21 Adopted I FY22 Pref■Wnary
Budget Budget
STATE SOURCES:
S:
FOLIn Iatiol7
24,747,091
215 -43r 27 r-
25,262J37
One Time Stats
586,963
State Military Contract
879,582
37��
879,6
School Improvement grant
Learning Opportunity
Quality Schools
81,665
83.260
84,300
TRS On Behalf
2,659,434
2.659.434
2,659,434
PERS On Behalf
4T1a52T
471,527
471,527
Sub -total State Sources
29-426-162
29-530-D69 1 29-357-580
Foundation Formula -General Fund Revenue
N
N
W
c
Q
_o
n
SCHOOL
LDAkhiok
OChiniak
�Port Lions
LOld Harbor
O_Ouainkie
MEast
ain
Orth Star
Peterson
77KMS
HS
U)
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Foundation FonmuLt
FY22 Budge[ Projections
Looal ADM
Correspondenoe
Working enrollment
ADJUSTED
ADM
FORMULA
ADM
110000
39.60 + (1.62' (11 - 20))
39.60
21.0000
39.60 + (1.62' (21 - 20))
41.22
15.0000
39.60 + (7.52' (15 - 20))
39.60
23.0000 P'
55.80 + (7.49' (23 - 30))
44.4E
17.0000
39.60 + (1.62'(17 - 20))
39.60
258.0000
326.10 + C 97' (258 - 250))
333.86
215.0000
218.10 + (1.08'(215 - 150))
288.30
226.0000
218.10 + (1.08'(226 -150))
300.18
225.0000
218.10 + (1.08- (225 -150))
299.10
482.0000
477.6 + C 92'(482 - 400))
547.04
602.0000
471.6 + (.92'(602 - 400))
657.44
2,095.0000---------------------:
2,630.40
110.0000
Total District Adiusted ADM 5,268.74
Bas -L- Student Allo�_,:�tion Value (BSAV) 5930
_U =Basic Need #37_243_628
Rlquired Local Effort (.00265 mills x FY20 Full Values) $4,779,485
(D Full Values $1,803,579,239
Irr&aot Aid $2_600_000
ImOpaot Aid Peroentage (Required MinimumrLooal Budget) _ _ 51.34%
W-
❑eduotible Impaot Aid Impaot Aid '.9 ' x% $1,201,406
ADM -Average Daily Membership -average number
of enrolled students during the 20 -school day
count period.
Next the Adjusted ADM is then calculated with the
District Cost Factor
Special Needs Factor
Vocational & Technical Factor
Intensive Needs Factor
Correspondence 90% of Base student allocation
=State Basic Need
Required Local Effort
Federal Impact Aid -Provides funding to schools for
Children of parents living and/orworkingon federal
property. "in -lieu of local tax revenues"
Basic Need MINUS a required loca
Contribution MINUS90%
Quality School ADMX $16
=Tota I State E ntitlement
n
m
n
m
N
N
O
N
N
Q
CD
0
U
Kodiak Island Borough School District
FY22 Preliminary Budget
Federal Funding Sources*=General Fund
FY2 0 Ad opted I FY21 ,fid opted I FY2 2 Prelim inary
* Federal I mpact Aid -Provides funding to schools for Children of parents living and/or working on
federal property. "in -lieu of local tax revenues"
Budget
Budget
Budget
FEDERAL SOURCES:
Impact Ai d -M I I It a P r f,th rU State"
3A8894 o 8a 8 94
a 676 a 842
a 647x445
Impact Aid-Militapi Spec Ed f.thru State:
18,000
342580
18,000
Depaament of Defense
633 7163
63x716
633 716
Impact Aid -Direct
2 000
32604
2 000
Impact Aid -Special Ed
r ecie aI pass thrLI Intormediap;
Seib -total Federal SOUrces
3 1,2 6 1 ! i
2,778,742
2 731 1631
* Federal I mpact Aid -Provides funding to schools for Children of parents living and/or working on
federal property. "in -lieu of local tax revenues"
N
O
N
N
0
C
U)
0
rD
0
W
Kodiak Island Borough School District
FY22 Preliminary Budget
Federal Funding Sources*=General Fund
M, CTX TI- MC
TC CE T. -I DO MC
Y17-FY22 Bucigetec1 Feder all Funcil g
F%f�_ = FY20 F
F_
* Federal I mpact Aid -Provides funding to schools for Children of parents living and/or working on
federal property. "in -lieu of local tax revenues"
Kodiak Island Borough School District
FY22 Preliminary Budget
Local Revenue Sources -General Fund
FY22 Local If increase ask of $1.7 million over FY21
FY2-0 Adopted
Budget
FY21 Adopted
Bu d g et
FY22 Preliminary
Budget
LOCAL REVENUE SOURCES:
AnIlUal Appropriatioll
10,025,244
8,960,089
10,660,089
In Services
430,000
430,000
430,000
--kind
Use of Facilities
20,000
20,000
20,000
AcademicAthletic Fees
11,000
11,000
11,000
V111aa Fent
6,000
6,000
6,000
Other & Grant Local Revenue
E -Rate Reimbursements
2,000,000
2,200,00, i
2 000 000
CD
IM
I SLID -total Local �OLIFCe
12.492.244
11 C327 i .3 9,
1 13.127.089
FY22 Local If increase ask of $1.7 million over FY21
N
O
N
N
C
Q
CD
n
C
O
O
O
L
O.
0
CD
0
0
Cn
0
0
D
14r LM ..7 R.R.r
12.,Ow.,Ow
1O. -ON. -ON
8.10a.10M
610aIOW..Oa..OW
w
cc
CD0
W
Local Revenue Sources -General Fund
---a Local Support - M axA1o1 able
2007 2DD9 2009 2010 2011 2012 2015 2014 2015 2016 2017 2028 2019 2020 2021 2022
Local Revenue Sources -General Fund
KODIAKISLAND BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Local Support History
Information from KIBSD Annual Audits
yu aril inKiad Local 9uppo,r Yu MaxAlInwable. the rap,
DOeranne
2007
7,775,801
895,459
8,671,260
38,820
Actual
9,663,496
992,236
89.73Y.
2008
8!482!554
937,858
9,420,412
749,152
Actual
9,624,522
204,110
97.88 Y.
2009
9,270,768
972,850
10,243,618
823,206
Actual
10,243,618
-
100.00y.
2010
9,343,500
946,950
10,290,350
46,732
Actual
10,612,781
322,431
96.96Y.
2011
9,494,399
780,962
10,275,350
(15,000)
Actual
11,016,766
741,416
93.27Y.
2012
9,481,000
769,350
10,250,350
(251000)
Actual
11,098,280
8471930
92.36Y.
2013
9,349,500
901,950
10,250,350
-
Actual
10,388,399
139,039
98.67Y.
2014
9,795,870
953,950
10,649,720
399,370
Actual
10,946,091
296,371
97.29Y.
2015
10,090,250
815,350
10,905,600
255,880
Actual
11,009,455
103,855
99.06Y.
2016
10,154,238
751,362
10,905,600
Actual
11,705,821
800,221
93.16Y.
2017
9,388,500
911,000
10,277,500
(628,100)
Actual
11,630,705
1,353,205
88.37Y.
2018
8,947,500
430,000
9,377,500
(9001000)
Actual
11,537,978
2,160,478
81.28Y.
2019
9,460,244
430,000
9,890,244
512,744
Actual
11,579,181
1,688,937
85.41Y.
2020
10,025,244
430,000
10,455,244
565,000
Actual
11,345,168
889,924
'
2021
0,960,009
430,000
9,390,009
(1,065,155)
Adopted
12,226,547
2,836,4A
76.00,
2022
10,660,009
1 430,000
11,090,009
1,700,000
Prelim
12,020,512
930,429
Anticipated Expenses -General Fund
• Reduction in FY21 local funding of $1,065,155
• Annual contracted salary increase Admin, Teachers,
and Classified Staff 1.5%
• Steps and columns with increased experience
approximately 1.5%
• Insurance renewal S%
CD
0
W
C
M.0
QJ
0
N
0
0
4,
W
FY22 Preliminary Expenses -General Fund
FLATFUNDING IN MOST NON -PERSONNEL CATEGORIES
Description
F 2 0 Approved
Budget
FY 2 1 Approved
Budget
F 22
PRELIMINARY
# F-
from F2 1
CERTIFIED_ SALARIES
$14.928,870
%15,194.390
$
10.,138.256
$
943,800
CLASSIFIED WAGES
$0.832,083
$7,102,390
$
7,100,952
$
64,550
CLASSIFIED, TEA
$80,036
$106,635
110,000
$
3,306
CLASSIFIED, OVERTIF:IE
$80,496
$70,495
$
70,000
$
49a
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
$14,097,433
$13,954,312
$
14, 018,T09
$
60.4,39T
HOUSING ALLOWANCE
$120,000
$120,000
$
120,000
$
-
TFZ-ANS PORTATION ALLO
ANCE
$50,000
$50,000
$
50.000
$
$36,598,235
S 3 ,27 3,917
$1,675,6.82
PFZOF'LrFECHNICAL SERVICES
$798,016
$1-201,015
$1,2 0 1, 0 1 5
$0
STAFF TRAVEL
$329,!5OE
$213,50
$213,507
$0
STUDENT TR VEL
$412.892
412892
512892
$100.000
UTI LITIESfEIllERGY
$4,282,807
.54,1 T$.024
$4,1 T8,024
$0
OTHER PURCHASED
SERVICES
$1,239,995
$1,195.173
$1,195,173
$0
SUPPLIESirYIEDI} rYIATERIALS
$1,710,040
$1,!5!58,670
$1,558,070
$0
OTHER E PENSES
$82,032
$02,032
$82,032
$0
EQUIPr.AE- JT
$2-!5,000
$0
$0
$0
TR -AN SFER TO OTHER FUNDS
$180,000
$1 $0.000
$1 $0.000
$0
S9,021,913
$9,121,913
$I 0 0, 0 0 0
$45,251,010
$45,620,147
$47,3-95,830
$1,775,682
Projected Reventi $4-1,395,830
FY17-FY22 USE OF FUND BALANCE -General Fund
2,5UD,CK)a
Use of Fund Balance to Bala rice Budget
2,00D,Caa
U
m
500,0
v
CD
N
FY1Y FYI &
w
rn
FY19 FY2D
1,544, 247
FY21
zrOODs DDa
FY22
F Y2 0 Adopted
Budget
FY21 Ad aplt&d
Budget
FY22 Prcdbrffanary
Budget
OTHER SOURCES:
Indirect Cost Factor
13 C' C' C' C'
180,000
180,000
Use of fulid valalice
-
1,504,247
2,000,00,0
Sub -total Other SOUrces
1$0-000
1 C-3-4 2-4?
,1 $0-ODO
"Ami mmmmmm&�_ TAL REVENUE
IL 1,016
45,620,1 .47
4-7.3:95.83 0
2,5UD,CK)a
Use of Fund Balance to Bala rice Budget
2,00D,Caa
U
m
500,0
v
CD
N
FY1Y FYI &
w
rn
FY19 FY2D
1,544, 247
FY21
zrOODs DDa
FY22
co
THANK You
!
N
O
N
N
Q
Cn Maintenance/
0
C/)
r
�
h
_ 'r \
Cf
O
v
N
W
0
I
Facilities
_ Maintenance/Facilities Staffing
N)
o
U) Accountant
0.
P.
a0 Maintenance Mechanics
a6 Custodians
600,000 Square foot
(14 Facilities to Maintain)
v
CD
N
0
W
0
n
Facilities Director (vacant)
Foreman
0
n
O
n
8 Mechanics (2 vacancies)
1 Building Systems Technician(Vacant)
Custodial Supervisor
Lead Custodian
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
•
•
•
•
•
•
O
mmmmmmn
16 Night Custodians (1 vacancy)
covering all town sites
= Peterson Elementary Roof
VE
Peterson Elementary Roof
0
� W-�M
♦ 4
CY)
W
CY)
y
f
vt
'40- wwlo�
X^, .
Peterson Elementary Roof
�MLAMffik ---
TM
i� J � i- Y _.fir L v i�tl�.4J'f-• '
R ~r'ry.:,n�'�r�2'r: � � LN - =•�'� '3wJ: �;•� r .. � •ba - 4f •lL�'�'. • .. a � � u ..;� �.,�t ��7
AO
A
Cn
0
Kodiak Middle School Playground
--
N
O
N
N
W
C
Q
CQ
CD
0
U)
0
Cf)�
U)
o n
_f
Maintenance Freezer Pad
0
0
U)
0
0
0
U
Main Elementary Roof - Moss Removal
V"'
ChiniakSchool
- Water System
li.w, re R a
�
1
.
v0
MPAMEW IMM
' oak
.y
_'rrM
Auditorium Upgrades
Heat in District
Wide Services � „=� �
(F -Wing) ;�
Maintenance Storage
"Maio
C-
0 O
C�
O
Cn
CD
Cn
O
�C
3
Cn
C)
3
O
O
0
c
0
v
CP
C,)
CY)
0
CA)
Cn
Thank You !
QO-Ap ...
v
Borough Clerk's Office
Motion For Reconsideration
• A Motion For Re -Consideration Is A Debatable Motion
• Discussion Points must be merits or demerits of your vote
• Only speak to the Reasons For Reconsideration your vote
• New information was discovered
• Realized my own confusion it could affect my decision
• I was given false information
• I feel uncomfortable in the decision I made
• You may NOT enter in to debate or discussion of the merits or demerits of the item you
are requesting a reconsideration on.
KIB Code 2.30.070 (F)(2) Voting "Reconsider a Vote"
2.The assembly member makes the motion to reconsider on the same day and at the same meeting
at which the vote to be reconsidered was taken. Such a motion for reconsideration requires a
two-thirds vote to carry; or
3.Two assembly members file with the clerk, not later than 5 p.m. on the first borough business day
following the day on which the vote was taken, a notice of intent to reconsider and then makes
the motion to reconsider at the next regular assembly meeting. The assembly member can file by
telephone; provided, that the notice of intent to reconsider is signed before the motion is
considered. Such a motion for reconsideration requires a majority vote to carry. An assembly
meeting which is recessed and reconvened on a different day shall constitute one meeting. The
reconvened session of such a meeting shall not constitute the "next regular assembly meeting" as
that term is used in this section.
Only one motion to reconsider shall be entertained on any ordinance, resolution or other action
even if the assembly overturns the original action. If a motion to reconsider a particular ordinance,
resolution, or other action fails, a second motion to reconsider the same action shall not be in
order.
Created 3/10/2021 AR
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
Meeting Type: U)of lc S, ; Si o,lk Date: n - I I - Z
Please PRINT your name legibly Please PRINT your name legibly
>`� S
--,�Vu-v\ &i o-�,t,,P
ACA,5
M,Z t o I I vjfc l
6 - 4 �c K- G' A-
I V JLIC,
V
1,V VV 1. l�c,,v%i�✓ l
CCU fit? �yP�
Borough Assembly Work Session Attendance
Date:
Arndt
Dvorak
Kavanaugh
Turner_
William