04/03/1969 RMj
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ASSEMBLY MEETING - APRIL 3, 1969
I CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Presiding Officer Don Bullock at 7:32 p.m. in
the Courtroom of the New State Office Building, Kodiak, Alaska.
II ROLL CALL
Present -
Don Bullock, Presiding Officer
Betty Springhill
Don Arndt
Jim Barr
Also present: Roy Goodman, City Manager; Pete Resoff, Mayor; Jim Stansbury,
Building Inspector; Jan Metzker, Assessor; Wendy Mickle, Assessing Clerk;
Sally Hendrix, Clerk /Treasurer; Mr. Wilton White, Mr. John Welch, Mr. Bob Brooks
and approximately 40 people in the audience.
III MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
A. Special Meeting - March 25, 1969 - There being no corrections or additions
the minutes were approved as presented.
IV. M ER MINUTES
A. P &Z Regular Meeting - March 26, 1969 - Mrs. Springhill noted that the P &Z
minutes did not mention the fact that a public hearing was to be held on the
exception concerning concrete products and notice has been received by Mr.
Large to that effect. It was pointed out that it was after a search of the
ordinance that this fact came to light and that was the reason the public
hearing was to be held at the next regular meeting of the Planning & Zoning
Commission.
B. P &Z Work Session - There were no comments
C. School Board Meeting of March 24th - Mr. Barr questioned the report
concerning the gravity flog probletii Akhiok School, but will confer directly
with Mr. Watson on this matter.
D. School Board Meeting of March 25th, Special - There were no comments
E. School Board meeting of March 31st, Special - There were no comments.
V. CORRESPONDENCE AND APPEARANCE REQUESTS
A. Election of New Assemblyman. The floor was opened to nominations and
Mrs. Springhill nominated Emil Norton; however Tor. Barr pointed out that
Mr. Norton was not eligible for nomination as he had not been a resident of
the Borough for 30 days. Mrs. Springhill replied that he would be able to
begin serving on the 28th of April. Mr. Barr further pointed out that this
was after the time agreed that an assemblyman would be elected before holding
the BOE.
The question was raised as to the legality of holding BOE with only four members.
Mrs. Hajdu stated that she had contacted Local Affairs which in turn had checked
with the Attorney General and he had stated that there was noiig governing the
situation in the Statutes and it was the Attorney General's opinion that the
Assembly could probably proceed with the normal assembly business.
Mrs. Springhill asked if it was necessary to hold this BOE before the next
regular BOE and was informed that, yes it was, as this is a Supplemental BOE.for 196E
Mrs. Springhill further asked if Mr. Norton could be elected tonight and fill
the vacancy on the 28th. This could not be done as he would be sworn in after the
election and it would be effective at that time. Mr. Bullock stated in regards
to the I30E, in talking with the Attorney it seems that the BOE scheduled for
April 8th could not be held as it was something that was taken up at a special
meeting and was not advertised as an item to be considered. The action taken
at the special meeting will be ratified at a later time on tonight's agenda.
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ASSEMBLY MEETING - April 3, 1969 2
Mr. Barr read from the Statutes, Title 7, stating that the representative from
the outside area should have been resident of the State for a year and in the
outlying area for 30 days. This is also indicated in the Kodiak Island Borough
Election Ordinance stating that residence of 30 days is required in the area outside the
City. Mrs. Springhill withdrew the name of Emil Norton and submitted Ed Naughton
for a candidate for the vacancy. Mr. Arndt nominated Rich White. Mr. Barr
suggested that in view of the fact that a lot of work had gone into this from
various Villages that the names submitted should also be nominated - Joyce
Smith, Jack Wick, helena Schwiete, Mrs. Ada Panamaroff and Joe Terabasso.
Mrs. Springhill moved that the nominations be closed, seconded by Mr. Barr.
The motion passed by unanimous voice vote. The voting was done by ballots
and the results as follows: Mr. Naughton - 2; Mr. White - 2. Tie vote.
Mks. Hajdu asked if there wasn't another name and that perhaps there could be
a compromise. Mr. Bullock had contacted tir. Ed Buchwald in regards to this
but Mr. Buchwald was presently out of town and Mr. Bullock would hesitate to
submit his name without further contact. Mr. Barr moved that the nominations
be re- opened, seconded by Mr. Arndt. A five minute recess was declared by the
Chair. After reconvening, the motion vn the floor was denied by unanimous voice
vote. Mr. Barr suggested that there be a second ballot and the results were
as follows: Four votes for Mr. Ed Naughton. Mr. Naughton was sworn in by the
Borough Clerk.
B. Approval of Request from KTNA for Games of Chance and Skills . This request
was for a permit for bingo, raffles and lotteries to be held by the Villages
to provide some revenue for the Villages. Mr. Bullock objected to having
these lotteries held anywhere other than where police protection is provided.
Since more information was needed as to where, when and how often these games
would be held, Mr. Barr moved that this be tabled until the next meeting at
which time more information would be available, seconded by Mrs. Springhill.
Notion passed by unanimous voice vote.
C & D. Letters from Division of Lands re Time Extension for John G. & Gail L.
Vollmer, G. S. Best, Virginia V. Quinn and John D. Lee, Monashka Bay Alaska
Subdivision. These extensions were all for the period of six months and mere
'recommended by.the Chairman. Mrs. Springhill moved that the time extensions
be granted to John G. Vollmer, G. S. Best, Virginia V. Quinn and John D. Lee
for six months, seconded by Mr. Arndt. Mk. Barr asked if this was recommended
by Alaska Division of Lands and it was noted that they requested the Borough's
concurrence. The letters were read as a matter of record. The question was
called for and the motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
E. Request from Port Lions City Council re Old Afognak School Building. A note
was received from Kathy Shaw along with the City Council Minutes requesting
the use of the materials from the Old Afognak School Building. The Borough
minutes are not specific when the permission was given for the use of the
wiring and plumbing to Port lions as to whether or not the building was given
at that time also. This does belong to the Borough as there is a deed from
State Division of Lands, and it was the Borough Chairman's recommendation that
Port Lions be given permission to have the building. Mrs. Springhill moved
that the Port Lions City Countil be allowed to demolish and move the old
Afognak School Bui3dig and use what materials they want, seconded by Mr. Barr.
The motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
F. Letters from Mrs. NachtweiY.` and Mrs. Andrich re Fire District Assessment
Mrs. Nachtweih's letter was read protesting the assessing of land; she had no
objections to the buildings being assessed.. 't was noted that the Fire District
'dinance wasadvertised at the time and stated what would be taxed. Mrs. Andrich was
protesting being taxed without having the opportunity of voting. This was
again pointed out that the election was held in accordance with the State
Statutes. Mt. Barr stated that perhaps a study should be made in the area
of charging the same mill rate on lands as buildings and perhaps the mill
rate could be lowered on land without buildings. Mrs. Hajdu informed the
Assembly that several calls have come into the Borough Office from people
concerned about land being taxed without structures and no te1c :hones . The
ordinance should be reviewed and changes made. Mr. Bullock felt that there
should be a fire district advisory board made up of people in the District
and suggested that the Chairman appoint such a Board after receiving
recommendations from the members of the Assembly. Mr. Resoff registered
his objection to being taxed without being allowed to vote. The Chairman
will appoint a Board and they in turn will submit recommendations on the
complaints.
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ASSEMBLY MEETING - April 3, 1969
VI PUBLIC HEARINGS - NONE
VI PLANNING & ZONING ITEMS
3
A. Recommendation from P &Z re proposed Junk Yard Ordinance and Recommendation
from Roy Madsen. These recuuuaendationstie in with the proposed ordinance.
The Borough Chairman stated that the proposed ordinance still had the
provisio that one car, one junked car, on the property would constitute
a hazard and this was not what the Assembly had in mind, further this
would be placing on the books one more law that would be un- enforceable.
Mrs. Hajdusrecommendation was that the Borough Assembly should not
consider this at this particular time.
Ars. Springhill moved that the proposed junk yard ordinance be disregarded
at this time, seconded by flr. Arndt. Mr. Barr asked what w€re P &Z's
original recommendations and it was noted that the Junk Yard Ordinance
was originally proposed by the Building Inspector and P &Z had recommended
that the Borough have a junk yard ordinance. The motion passed by
unanimous roll call vote.
B. Decision on Zoning of Bell's Flats. The Borough Chairman stated that
P &Z will be rezoning Bell's Flats and would like the .Assembly's
recommendation as to the action to be taken, whether to rexonethe entire
area at this time and also whether to rezone the borrow area to industrial
or grant exceptions for borrow sites and concreto onnuf Lure - It waa
noted that an overall map of the area would lielp so that the borrow sites
and subdivisions could be seen at a glance. However, it was t'
that at this time since this was not a budgeted item and the revenues
are low this should not be purchased. pair. Barr suggested that present
Subdivision maps be used. Tract A has been set aside for borrow sites
now and Tract B for future sites. The other area has been set up as
residential. It was felt that the borrow site area should be rezoned
rather than exceptions granted. Mr. Barr moved that the matter of
zoning Bell's Flats be returned to P &Z and that they proceed with the
rezoning of the whole area, seconded by Mr. Arndt, motion passed by
unanimous roll call vote.
c. Recommendations from P &Z Re Amending Borrow Site Ordinance - it was
decided that these recommendations should be studied and the members will
call in recommendations which can then be incorporated into an ordinance
to be drawn up for first reading at the next regular meeting.
D. Set Time Limit for Borrow Site Lease Applications. It was suggested that
a time be set to receive applications for Borrow Sites in order that
they will not be left in limbo any longer. There is one operating now
on a temporary permit and the applications need to be in as soon as
possible in order that other interested parties can continue their work.
Mrs. hajdu suggested that leases should be issued no later than late
June or July. Mr. Barr said no field work would be required for pre-
liminary plats but the plats are necessary to show contiguous boundaries.
Mr. Barr moved that preliminary plats received before May 1st be
processed by the Borough without further delay, seconded by Mrs. Springhill.
This would be for Tract A, anyone submitting plans after that date can
still proceed with their applications. Motion passed by unanimous voice
E. Royal Large Building Lease, Decide Policy on Leases. It was noted that
where public land is to be disposed of it should ne done in such a manner
that would produce the most revenue; the Attorney's opinion was read
that no preference rights pertain. However, it was noted from the P &Z
minutes that up to the time Mr. Large applied for the building there
had been no other interest. nr. Large has spent a good deal of time
and effort in keeping the building in good shape during. the winter
months. The building can be leased through negotiated lease but the
land must be appraised. P &Z had granted the additional 2 -1/2 acres
around the building, but the question of public right of way was
brought up. The question was raised as to who takes care of the
insurance and liability and it was pointed out that the lessee would
take care of this. Mr. Arndt moved that we go ahead with a negotiated
lease with Tar. Large on the building and land, seconded by Mrs. Springhill
irr. Barr abstained from voting as he had prepared the plat for Mr. Large.
Motion passed with four votes, one abstenTion by roll call vote.
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I:MAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ASSEMBLY MEETING - APRIL 3, 1969
VIII OLD BUSINESS
4
F. Setting Price of Gravel From Borrow Sites It was noted that the State charges
$.25 a yard for their gravel and it was felt that the Borough price should not
be any lower than this. It was pointed out that this was indeed a reasonable
price. Further pointed out that the price of $1,200 per year is charged and
anything over that amount is paid for at the price per yard. It was suggested
that this price be set now and if there is a need it can be changed in six
months. Mr. Arndt moved that $.25 a yard be the price charged for gravel,
seconded by Mr. Barr. Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
A. First Reading of Ordinance 69-5-0, read by title only, a brief background was
given in that the time for submitting nomination petitions had been changed to
45 days before the date set for the election. 1lrs. Springhill moved for the
adoption of Ordinance 69 -5 -0 in the First Reading, seconded by Mr. Barr. Mr.
White pointed out that this time would mean that many people that are fishermen
would have to submit these by August and that many were not in town at that
time. Perhaps a compromise could be woriladoitto give adequate time for the
ballots to be printed and the absentee ballots to be in also -- it was suggested
that the ordinance be amended to call for petitions 30 days prior to election
date. Mr. Darr so moved that the ordinance be amended to call for petitions
30 days prior to election date, seconded by T'Ir. Arndt, motion passed unanimously
by voice vote. The question was called for on the motion to adopt the ordinance
in the first reading and passed by unanimous roll call vote.
B. Hospital Staff Quarters. Since the last meeting there have been several
proposals for the Nuns Quarters. People offering new construction on the
hospital grounds were: Mr. Derald Schoon, Mr. Lou Schneider; Mr. Ernie
Brothers; Columbia Valley and TIr. Glen Lewis. Houses offered for sale are
offered by G. S. Best; Ronald M. Chase; Frank J. Hyde and G. H. Anderson.
Mr. T. T. Jackson submitted two houses available for rent. It was the Borough
Chairman's recoumendation that these proposals be considered and taken up with
the Hospital Board and the Nuns themselves to be sure of exactly what is
needed and which best suits the purpose. Mrs. Suryan asked that she be heard
on this matter as she felt that the people in the area should be polled to see
how they feel about the Sisters moving into a residential area since they are
not a family. It was pointed out that they are considered a family of the
Church. Mr. White pointed out that the hospital is quite large and it is
conceiv4ab]e that the Staff will increase and in that case a second house just
might have to be purchased so some thought should be given to this possibility.
Mts. Lewis informed the Assembly that in talking with Sister Mary Loretta,
the Sister was under the impression that this was just to be a temporary
residence until such time as one could be built at the hospital. Mrs. Lewis
also stated that the Sisters thought the money to move the trailer to the
hospital for temporary quarters would be about $4,000, however this was pointed
out to be incorrect and in fact would be about $1,200. It was decided that a
meeting should be set up on Wednesday, April 9th for the meeting between the
Hospital Board and The Sisters to review the plans submitted. It was also
suggested the the people offering houses for sale should be contacted and a time
established that the members of the Assembly would be able to view the houses.
C. Report to the Assembly on Request of the Kodiak Island Property Owners Assocn.
This was to have been removed from the Agenda as the Association has asked
that the members of the Assembly attend informally a meeting of the
Association on Friday night in the home of Dennis Cessna.
D. Fire & Extended Coverage of Kodiak Island Hospital. This was agreed to in the
Hospital Contract, that the Borough would take care of the insurance and no
rate has been established as yet. This was included in the school packet.
Since this was not in the budget the Assembly should be made aware of the
fact that this will need to be taken care of. Mr. Wilton ~°bite stated that an
agent of record letter covering all Borough insurance had been signed in the
Borough office two weeks ago thereby eliminating any other insurance
companies either in Kodiak or Alaska from bidding on other insurance coverage.
Mrs. Hajdu said she had signed the letter but had checked to be sure that this
did not eliminate any other company from doing business with the Borough.
Mr. 'White stated that this was the case as the Agent of Record letter was
signed and gave all the insurance business to one company which was fine for an
individual business to do this but not a governmental body. Mrs. Hajdu ,
said she would check into this matter and further stated that she had under-
stood that this was done in this manner, including the school and hospital
insurance in one packet in order to obtain the rate that we did. mr. Barr
moved that this item be tabled until the next meeting and have a report from
the Chairman, seconded by Mrs. Springhill, passed unanimouslly by voice vote.
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ASSEMBLY MEETING - APRIL 3, 1969 5
1968 Real Property
E. Ratify .Setting date of6Supplemental BOE for April 8th, 1969. Mrs. Springhill
moved to ratify the setting of BOE Supplemental meeting for 7:30 p.m, on
April 8th, seconded by MIr. Barr, motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
IX NEW BUSINESS
A. Ratification of New members of the Hospital Board. The new members are Dr.
Eufemio and Tom Frost, Jr. Mr. Barr moved that these people be ratified as
new members of the hospital board, seconded by Mrs. Springhill, motion passed
by unanimous voice vote.
B. Ratification of Water Service District Advisory Board -- Members are Don Arndt,
Jack Frederickson, Mil Zahn, Bob Waage, Jim Wheeler. iir. Barr moved that the
Assembly ratify the five names as selected for the Water Service District
Advisory Board, seconded by Tars. Springhill, motion passed by unanimous voice
vote.
C. Ratification of Mental health Board & Hospital Agreement. It was noted that
this was an agreement that was signed between the Hospital and the Borough
for the Mental Health Board's application for federal funding for the Clinic.
It was noted further that the Assembly members had been called on this and
this was just for ratification of the action taken. Mr. Barr had raised the
question as to the hospital accepting non - paying patients over paying patients,
it was pointed out that according to the Mental Health Board there are not many
in this category as the bills are taken care of through different agencies. Mrs.
Springhill moved for ratification of the action taken in the signing of this
agreement, seconded by Pair. Arndt. The motion passed with four affirmative votes,
Mr. Naughton did not vote as he was not present at the time of the signing of the
agreement and was unfamiliar with the subject.
D. Tax Adjustments - The Assessor noted that many of these adjustments were due
to incorrect filing, people being outside the City and filing inside; or in the
case of the Fire District, the fact that the property was no longer owned by the
person charged. I•irs. Springhill moved that the Assembly make tax adjustments
on P68 -42 through P68 -47 FR68 -1 through FR68 -3 and FP68 -1 through FP68 -31,
seconded by Mr. Barr. The motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
E. Signs for the Hospital. This item is not in this year's budget, however it was
felt that three signs would be needed to help people locate the new Hospital and
the Borough Chairman had been informed that this would probably be about $150.
Mrs. Springhill moved that $150 be allotted for signs for the hospital, seconded
by Mrs. Arndt, motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
F. Resolution 6914 -R Opposing Passage of Senate Bill No. 152. The resolution was
read opposing passage of the bill that was clearly designed to favor small
minority groups of individuals and associations with dubious claims of priority
interest over the over - riding interest of all people of the State who would
be deprived of hundred of millions of dollars in past and future competitive
lease revenue. Mr. Barr asked if anyone had researched this and was this the
right step for the Assembly to take. Mr. Barr moved that this be tabled until
the next meeting and the bill had been received, seconded by Mrs. Springhill,
motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
G. School board Resolution 689 -3 for Assisting the Public Library. The resolution
was read whereby the 1968 -69 school budget be appended to add the sum of $3,000
for assisting the library as it is a part of the education services provided
for the Community. The Borough Chairman's recommendation was that nothing
be done on this until following the work session set up with the School Board
on Monday to cover the School Budget. Firs. Springhill moved that Resolution
689 -3 of the School Board be tabled until sometime following the work session
with the School Board on next Monday evening, seconded by Mr. Barr. Mr. Goodman
requested that this should be considered the next meeting if the Borough
is going to contriLUte to the area librey, the City needs to know for advance
planning. If the Assembly does agree with the concept of helping the library
they should consider continuing the assistance for next year. Mr. Goodman
handed out some information for the Assembly members. The motion passed by
unanimous voice vote.
H. School Budget - The record will show that the School Budget has been received
and it was agreed that the public hearing on the school budget
would be set for 17th of April, the next regular meeting.
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ASSEMBLY MEETING - APRIL 3, 1969 6
X CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
A. Sanitarian Replacement: Er. howard Keiser informed the Borough Office-that his
replacement will be in Kodiak about April 20th and Mr. Keiser will return at
that time to acquaint him with the job. It was recommended by Mr. Keiser that
the supplemental income previously paid to the State Sanitarian be continued.
B. Letter to the Disaster Office, Civil Defense - It was noted that in many areas
in setting up the Civil Defense Plan the city is involved and for that reason
a letter was written to the City Council asking that a delegate be appointed
or selected to work as Assistant Civil Defense Director to help implement
these plans. The fire department is presently working on a Civil Defense Plan
for area outside the City which will incorporate "fire fighting methods "for -
wooded areas. Later someone will probably be asked to help see that the Villages
are also covered under the plan for the entire area.
XI ASSEMBLY COIF UENTS
XII AUDIENCE COMMENTS
A. IIr. Felton re Meeting with :cdiak Property Owners Association - hir. Felton did not
feel that the Assembly should go to a private meeting, all meetings should be
held in a .public place with the public able to attend. It was agreed that
this was a good point and that the Kodiak Property Owners Association should
be notified that the meeting would be held on Friday, April llth in the Court-
room of the State Office Building.
ATTEST:
A. Mts. Springhill re house Bill 350 - A call has been received from Rep. Pete Deveau
stating that this Bill is about to be passed with amendments. The monies will
be funded from oil severance tax. The average school membership fee will in-
crease from $190 to $255 and there will be an average daily school attendance
fee in the amount of $50.00. This Bill will also give the local government
$5.00 per capita, plus $10.00 for planning and $2.50 for fire protection.
$300,000 will be given to the Borough and this would lower the taxes five mills
within the City. Copies of the Bill will be sent as soon as the amendments
are written. There was a letter stating that the mill rate would be reduced
in proportion to the amount received.
. Mrs. Suryan re Building Code Appeal Board -- in connection with the above, it
was noted that any person needs the backing of the Borough and the City in
enforcing the Code. The question was raised as to whether or not any recunmend-
ations have been brought to the Appeal Board from the Property Owners Association.
Mt. Schneider noted that one reccinauendation has. been brought forward, however
no concrete evidence has been submitted as to the justification for any changes
and it was further pointed out that this is necessary before any changes can
be recommended to the Assembly.
C. Mr. Sam Best re Sanitarian's Supplemental Income -- Mt. Best suggested that
serious thought be given to discontinuing the Supplemental Income as it was
originally begun to insure a Sanitarian being here and is no longer needed at
thlt time. It was further noted that Mr. harry Carter felt that the supplemental
income should be stopped. Ir. Bullock noted that he was opposed to the
supplemental inccme and too felt that it should he discontinued.
D. Mr. Okey Chandler re Library Funding - Mr. Chandler did not feel that the
Borough should contribute to the Library but felt that the people inside the
City should be supporting it. Mrs. Springhill pointed out that the people in
Villages do receive books from the Library and so it is an area -wide library.
XI I I I D3OURINII ENT
The meeting was adjourned at 11:15 p.m.
Sally B. hiendrix, Clerk /'zrPasurer
APPROVED:
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Yia'u Borough g h
Chairman
Adjustment
Number
P68 -k1 / 2,
P68 -5b 4
P68-0
P68 -47
SUMMARY OF ADJUSTMENTS FOR APRIL 3, 1969
Name
Amount
Floyd D. Barbara E. Gentis - $19.60 (0)
+$19.60 (I)
P68 - q.3 Archie R. Anne M. Densmore - $62.72 (0)
+$62.72 (I)
Eugene D. & Betheen Wadsworth - $68.99 0)
+$68.99 (I)
Thomas A. & Betty H. Curley -$7.08
P68 -46 Donald D. & Ethel G. Johnson -$3.92 (0)
+$3.92 (I)
Tony & Rose Valtman
-$6.66
Reason
Property was filed as
outside the city and was
actually inside. Should
be inside account #8240;
the penalty has been paid.
The boat Davy J. was filed
as outside the city and
was located inside the cit3
The Moat gear should have
been filed inside the city
because it is located in
the Small Boat Harbor, but
was filed on outside returr.
The values placed on the
form were not correct.
The boat should have been
filed inside the city
instead of outside because
it is located in the Boat
Harbor.
The return was mistakenly
marked autside the city
and should have been inside
the city.
Adj. Number
FRB$ -3
.RGB"T
wows-
Fet$ 1
F I:1 p
P„5i8..46-
FPb$ -L
FAbt -7
83C 40'"'
F1440 $
FP4t -9
SUMMARY OF ADJUSTMENTS FOR 'APRIL 3, 1969
Name
State of Alaska
Maynard L. Haverly
Peter i Philomena Marinkovich
Robert M. Elsie V. Scott - $25.77
dba Kodiak Sheet Metal
Phillip B. Boggs - $15.15
Walker Distributors
FPLB4
Kenneth L. i Cheryl A. Martinson
- $10.14
Theodore T. Olafson
DeWitt W. Wanda M. Fields -$9.32
Herbert E. Bell
John W. Ei Rita R. Hangstefer - $24.84
Cecil H. Belcher
Amount
- $40.42
- $36.17
- $45.01
- $28.36
-$1.76
-$2.69
- $3.31
Titus C. ti Clarissa E. Hall -$1.24
Michael L. & Constance M. DeVaney
-$4114
FIRE DISTRICT PAGE -1-
Reason
The State of Alaska is
exempt from taxation.
The house was removed in
1968. Valuation for lot
should be $2,000.
Part of this tract is
within the city limits
and should not be assessed
for fire protection.
This form was picked up in
error and should be taken
off roll.
The property was sold
during 1968 and should
not be on the roll.
Property was moved to
inside the city limits
during 1968 and should not
be on the roll.
The Martinsons moved from
Kodiak and sold their
property.
Mr. Olafson moved from
the fire district and
sold his property in 1968.
This property was never
located in the fire dis-
trict and should not have
been on the roll.
Mr. Bell moved from
Kodiak and no longer has
any personal property here
The Hangstefers moved in-
side the city in Sept.,
1968.
Mr. Belcher moved from
Kodiak in May, 1968 and
no longer owns property
in Kodiak.
The form was filed with-
out the military exemption
declaration and put on
roll. These people should
be exempt. Aunew form
has been filed with the
military affidavit includ-
ed.
They have moved from
Kodiak and no longer own
property here.
Adj. Number Name Amount Reason
BG8* James A. F? Charlotte Rae -$3.31 They moved inside the
city during the year
of 1968.
F P • /b
FMS
FP68 -23
FP68 -24
FP68 -25
FP68 -26
Nelson
Roy Mary Furfiord - $10.57
Archie R. g Anne M. Densmore - $16.56
Grace Blondin
- $24.17
Kermit J. F./ Helen A. Bestul - $11.39
Eugene D. Betheen Wadsworth - $18.22
Root Plumbing and Heating -$8.27
Thomas A. i Betty H. Cirley -$1.70
Roddy G. Betty C. York -$.83
Jacob L. Fl Saundra L. Larson -$9.32
John R. i Darlene J. Needham -$3.10
T. T. Jackson - $19.67
Harold R. Magner -$ 6.42
Tony Rose Valtman -$ 1.76
Fire District Page -2-
Picked up amount of1968
form; should have used
amount of 1969 form.
The boat, Davy J., was
filed as being outside the
city, and is actually kept
in the Small Boat Harbor.
The trailer was sold
during 1968 and was also
billed to the new owner.
Mrs. Blondin moved from
Kodiak and has no pro-
perty in Kodiak now.
The Bestuls left Kodiak
and had no property in
the fire district after
May, 1968. The trailer on
their return is the same
one that is billed to
Bob Boyd.
The boat gear, crab pots,
and seine should have been
filed as being inside the
city.
Part of the property
included in the assessment
was not in the fire dis-
trict during the 1968/69
fiscal year.
The values for the pro-
perty listed on the form
were incorrect.
'Plot -2.t
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.11461"" Ronald B. E Sherry W. Jolin -$9.73 Mr. Jolin has left Kodiak
and no longer owns proper-
ty here.
Picked up 1968 form; L
should have picked up
1969 form.
The trailer was sold befor
the fire district fiscal
year began.
The trailer was over-
valued.
Mr. Jackson did not own
this property.
This property was sold
before the fire district
fiscal year began.
The return was marked
oitside the city should
have been inside.
Adj. Number Name
FP68 -27 Edna Kraft -$ 0.31 This property was never
located in the fire district.
FP68 -28 William A. German -$ 1.04 This property was sold during
1968.
FP68 -29 Andrew A. i Grace L. Fox -$ 8.69 Part of this property was
sold during 1968 and should
not be taxed for fire.
FP68 -30 James Poulos
°? ! $,
j
FIRE DISTRICT
FP68 -31 Donald D. Ethel G. Johnson -$ 1.03
Amount Reason
-$ 5.90
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This property was moved inside
the city during 1968 and is no
longer in the fire district.
The boat was included on the
return for outside the city
but was located in the Boat
Harbor.