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C. Letter from Kodiak Disposal Co. re Dry Dump. The letter from Mr. Stover was
read, requesting that a permanent building be allowed on the site. It was
determined that no permission from the Assembly was required, but Mr. Stover
was advised to obtain a building permit.
D. Mr. Zimmer re Purchase of Part of Lot 1, Tract A, USS 3465. Mir. Zimmer
explained that he wished to purchase a small part of this lot from the Borough
to add to his prfperty. He had discussed it with the Boy Scout organization
who wish to lease Lot 1 from the Borough, and they had no objection. Mr.
Zimmer was advised that a survey would have to be made at his expense, and
then the land appraised by the Borough. The land would then have to be
declared as not needed for public use by the Borough, and a public auction
would then have to be held.
E. Request for Gravel Site at Pillar Creek from Department of Highways. After a
brief discussion, Mrs. Hajdu made a motion, seconded by Mr. Arndt, that the
request be disapproved. The Assembly wishes to keep this area for recreation,
and it is also a salmon spawning area. Also it was felt that applications
for gravel sites should be accompanied by plans which would eventually return
the site to recreational use. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
VI PUBLIC HEARINGS .w None
VII PLANNING & ZONING ITEMS
A. First Reading of Ordinance 67 -17 -0 Rezoning Kilarney Hills Subdivision from
Industrial and Unclassified to R -2 -- St. Mary's Catholic Church, Case 126 -D.
The ordinance was read. Mrs. Hajdu moved, seconded by Hr. Bullock, that the
ordinance be adopted in the first reading. Motion carried by unanimous voice
vote.
B. Tentative Final Approval of Hospital Subdivision Lots 1 -4, USS 3511 & 1822 --
Borough Initiative (Case 75 -B). Plat was reviewed. Mrs. Hajdu moved, seconded
by Mr. Arndt, that the plat be given tentative final approval. Motion carried
by unanimous voice vote.
VIII OLD BUSINESS
Mr. Bullock made a motion, seconded by Hrs. Hajdu, that action on Mr. Jackson's
application be tabled pending further investigation and reports from the
Borough Engineer. Mr. Madsen suggested that a motion of this type should
indicate a certain date on which the reports are required. Mr. Bullock
amended his motion to include that the report be taken up at a special meeting
by Monday at the latest. Mrs. Hajdu concurred. A gentleman in the audience
requested that he be allowed to move into a trailer which had been vacated
last January and pulled out of its former location, but had not been removed
from the court. Mrs. Hajdu stated that there was no problem if the trailer
had not been removed from the court. Mr. Stansbury stated that the trailer
had been removed from the court. However, it was determined that it was still
on Mr. Jackson's property. After further discussion, the motion was carried
by unanimous voice vote. Mr. Lester will request that the Borough Engineer
attend the meeting at which the reports are discussed.
A. Opinion from Attorney re Karluk Land Co. Utilities. The opinion was read.
If the Karluk Co. contract for the land they purchased is cancelled due to
lack of ppyment, the Borough should have the utilities appraised. If their
value exceeds $10,000, they would be put up for public sale. If no bids were
received, they would revert to the State and in turn to the Borough. An
inquiry has been sent to Mr. Keenan as to whether Karluk Land met the third
extended deadline of September 1. No reply has yet been received. Mr.
Keenan had previously promised to let the Borough know why the deadline had
been extended again, but this information was never received either. It was
felt that a letter should be written to Roscoe Bell asking why the Borough
had not been consulted in extending the deadline, and requesting that no more
extensions be granted. Mr. Bullock made a motion, seconded by Mrs. Hajdu,
that the Assembly go on record as opposing further extensions of time in
dealing with Karluk Land Co. without consulting the Borough. Motion carried
by unanimous voice vote. It was requested that a copy of the letter be sent
to Mr. Blondin.
B. Opinion from Attorney re Enforcement of Electrical Code. The opinion was read
that one or more employees of KEA should be designated by the Borough as
assistants to the building inspector. They would then have the authority to
make inspections and would report to the Building Inspector or the Assembly
so that appropriate action could be taken. The Assembly concurred that Mr.