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XOBIAH ISLAND BOROUf,H ASSEMBLY ME
JANUARY 4th, 1973
I CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Deputy Presiding
Officer, Mr. Dennis Nelson in the office of the
Courtroom of the State building at 7:30 P.M.
II ROLL CALL
PRESENT ABSENT
Mr. Wilton White, Borough Chairman Mr. Charles Powell
Mr. Dentls Nelson, Deputy Presiding Officer
Mr. Fred Brechan
Mr. Ross Wood
Mr. Howard Anderson
Also present: Ten people in the audience
III MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS
A. Assembly - regular - December 7, 1972
B. Assembly - special - December 12, 1972
Mr. Brechan moved for approval of the above mentioned
minutes. Seconded by Mr. Anderson. The motion passed by
unanimous roll call vote.
IV MINUTES OF OTHER MEETINGS
A. Planning & Zoning - regular - December, 20, 1972
No comments were voiced on these minutes.
B. Comprehensive Health Board Minutes - December 20, 1972
Mrs. Springhill stated that the Comprehensive
Health Board needs to co- ordinate their efforts
with matters related to the Borough. In order to
get a recommendation to the Borough Assembly con-
cerning Hospital subsidy, the board is requesting
that the Borough Administration ask for a 3 year audit
on the hospital books. This is a requirement of
the current lease and since the lease is shortly
to be reviewed, this requirement should be met. Mrs.
Springhill feels the hospital should be responsible
for the audit. Several areas in the lease con-
tract should be closely reviewed and perhaps revised.
The board also intends to review the lease, make
recommendations, and bring any questions to the Borough
Assembly. If these recommendations are questions
requiring legal counseling, the Assembly would make
such a determination and so obtain. Mrs. Springhill
recommended that the Borough write a letter to the
hospital requesting thi considering the soecTfl
provisions of the lease between the Borough and the
Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart the three vear audit
be taken. Mr. Brechan moved that Mr. why he In-
structed to accomplish th4s. Seconded by Mr. Anderson
It was so ordered by the chadr. Mrs. Springhill
went on to say that since the Comprehensive Health
Board has a responsibility to the entire community,
on our health problems, the board is planning to
establish a meeting place where more public input
could be obtained. The meetings will be advertised
and the pbulic will be encouraged to attend. A
question was raised on the 314 - Agency, it was sug-
gested that perhaps a meeting in January could cover
this subject; explaining the responsibilities of the
314 -b Agencies and all requirements by State and
Federal Agencies.
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KODIAK ISLAM: BOROUGH ASSEMBLY MEETING JANUARY 4, 1973
V COMMUNICATIONS AND APPEARANCE REQUESTS
A. Letters from Corps of Engineers
(1) Re: Public Notice NPA -72 -121 - Application from
Bio -Dry Inc., to construct fill and discharge pipe
in Gibson cove at Kodiak, Alaska. Mr. White read
Public Notice NPA -72 -121 to the public. Mr. Brechan
so moved that we voice no protest. Seconded by Mr.
Anderson. Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
(2) Re: Public Notice NPA -72 -120 - Application from Vast
Inc., General Contractors permit to borrow materla
from Settlers, Cove, Port Lions - (need formal action
of the Borough Assembly even though this re 1
shou have been made by the n of anuary �lr,
White read NPA -72 -120 to the Public audience. Also
a letter from Mr. Frank Van Hulle giving no objection
to this request. Comments were also received from
Mr. Ross Wood, a businessman from Port Lions, stating
he objects to this request because of the gravel being
taken from the beach and much of the beach front has
disappeared because of tidal action. He has no
objection if he is given some assurance that the
contractor would build up the present beach with
heavy rock to prevent further erosion of the remaining
beach line. Mr. White recommends that we oppose the
proposed gravel site and the contractor be instructed
to continue construction usin_ the sti•ulated _rav
sources listed in the contract. Mr. Wood so moved.
Seconded by Mr. Anderson. Motion passed by unanimous
roll call vote. It was pointed out that the Kodiak
Mirror of Jane - -7 4th, carried a letter of objection
from the flatly Association
B. Renewal Mr. Solly's Liquor
that the Borough has the e
receivednowritten
comments critizing this license renewal. Mr. Wood moved
for the approval of the renewal of Solly's Liquor Store
License. Seconded by Mr. Brechan. It was so ordered by
the hair
VI PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. 2nd. Reading and Public Hearing of Ordinance No. 72 - -
Amending Chapter Three of the Code, Defining those Mobile
Homes that will remain classified as Personal Pro•ert
or t e purpose o taxation - 'r. ^ ite rea• •r• nance `o
'(2 - - to the public audience. Mr. Brechan mov for
acceptance
Wood. Mr. Nelson closed meeting e and opened
tthie publlic hearing. There was some comments in the
audience as to what was the required length of a mobile
home and it was explained that the changes were being
made to comply with the new municipal code. Mr. Nelson
closed the public hearing and reconvened the regular
meeting. Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
B. 2nd Readi and Public Hearing Ordinance No. 72 - -
ing
moved
for the adoption of Ordinance 72 - - Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Seconded the motion_ Mr. Nelson closed the regular meeting
and opened the public hearing. No comments being voiced
Mr. Nelson closed the public hearing and reconvened the
regular meeting. Motion nassed by unanimous roll call vote.
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VII PLANNING & ZONING ITEMS
A. 1st Reading Ordinance 73 -2 -0 - Rezoning Lot 26A - ': J.S.
Survey 3098 from Unclassified to R -1 to allow for Sub-
division and redevelopment with additional dwellings,
Shockley & Eufemio - Mr. Anderson moved to accept
Ordinance 73 -2 -0. Seconded by Mr. Wood. Mr. White gave
a short background on the situation of Shockley - Eufemio
lots, as a result this resolution was drawn. The motion
passed on the following roll call vote. Mr. Brechan -
YES, Mr. Wood - YES, Mr. Anderson - YES, Mr. Nelson - NO
B. Resolution No. 73 -1 -R - Approval of Final Plat of Gene
Wadsworth, with final changes. (1) Should it be necessary ,
the person who buys the lots, will be responsible for
moving the house offthe state property; the owners agreed
to move the house with no expense to the Borough. Mr.
Brechan moved for adoption of Resolution 73 - - Seconded
by Mr. Anderson. Mr. White suggested that prior to tha
sale by the present occupant, that thisshould be corrected.
Mr. White recommends that we do not pass the resolutica.
Mr. Brechan withdrew his motion with the permission of
the second and states that the Resolution be re- written
to state that prior to resale, the encroachment will have
to be corrected.
The meeting was recessed for 15 minutes
VIII OLD BUSINESS
A. Acknowledgement of Fifty -five year lease, Brasie - ?White
states tnat tnere are some stipulations and question° Ln
the Brasie lease. The lease was to be signed and completed
and to go into effect by the end of the calendar year of
1972. Mr. Brasie stated he was injured and could not
sign the lease. The 90 day extension expired January 3,
1973. Mr. White recommends that we introduce the lease
that it be dated the 31st of December, 1972, and proceed
on that basis. (this is the date it was supposed to be
signed) Mr. Brasie stated that in going through the
lease, he found some disagreement in how it was drawn up.
He stated that the option to buy clause was left out.
He also mentioned that his lawyer was preparing an
addendum to go along with the lease, adding the option
to buy clause, the clarification of types of liens
allowed and requesting.that should the lessee default, the
improvements placed for bid, the starting bid would be
the appraissed value. Mr. Brechan moved that Mr. Brasie
be required to sign the lease dated December 31, 1972
as requested by the Borough Assembly before. Seconded
by Mr. Anderson. Mr. Urethan stated that they could go
ahead and act on t efi present lease and also act on the
addendum if and when it does come in. Mr. White stated
that the Borough should not be required to establish an
amount to sell the improvements. Mr. White feels that
mechanical lien clause is stated as set forth is the other
lease and does not preclude loans for the purpose of
building. The Borough Assembly was not in concurrence
• with the last two items on the suggested addendum, ho.rever
voiced no objection to the first; option to purchase.
Mr. Brechan . - .with the permission of the second, stated that
lb days be extended and if the lease is not signed by
then, the offer to lease be withdrawn and the Borough's
position be reevaluated. : motion passed by unanimous roll
call vote.
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KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY PAGE 4
JANUARY 4, 1973
B. 1st Reading of Ordinance 72 -19-0 - to remove borrow
site designation from two portions of Tract ''A ", Bel]s
Flats Subdivision - This item had been tabled by the
prior Assembly,at the time the question was made so that
the Borough would make a study of the needs for borrow
sites. The land in question is now being used mostly
by the cattle owners association. The Borough Engineer
stated that this land would have no immediate effect to
the gravel area. The Borough Engineer will have a report
submitted by the next meeting. Mr. Brechan moved that
Ordinance 72 -19 -0 be moved from the table. It was so
ordered by the Chair. Mr. Brechan moved that Ordinance
72 -19 -3 be accepted on the 1st Readins. Seconded by
Mr. Anderson. Motion passed by unanimous roll call vote.
The Assembly requested that prior to the second reading
the Engineer's report be obtained.
C. 1st Reading of Ordinance 73 - - - An Ordinance repealing
Ordinance No. 70 -4 -0, which provides for exemptions from
taxes for Senior Citizens. There are now new State statutes
that cover this particular Ordinance. Mr. Brechan moved
for adoption of Ordinance 73 - - in the first reading.
Seconded by Mr. Wood. It was so order by the Chair.
IX NEW BUSINESS
A. Voucher and Expenditure Report for the Month of November
No comments were voiced on this report.
X CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
A. Borough Attorney - Mr. White stated that we are retaining
Mr. Jim Rhodes, as the Borough's interim attorney.
B. Tax Study - Mr. White stated that in our tax study from
Foster & Marshall, the Borough and City interlap in many
areas, such as City and Borough wide sales tax. He
recommended that the Borough should look into a joint
informal meeting with the City on our tax study.
C. Governing Board of the Mental Health Center - Mr. White
stated that five members of Governing Board of Health
Directors that he selected at the previous meeting accepted
their positions. Mr. Moysey declined because of other
responsibilities. Mrs. Mary Gallagher just came back
from a vacation and we have not heard from her as of yet
He stated we do however have a quorum, so a meeting will
be held shortly. We have received a report from the
Federal Board Team that conducted a site visit and inspec-
tion of the Center, "
D. Hospital - The hospital loan was allocated and the first
$5,000 paid for December, however it will be given only
upon request from the hospital if needed.
E. Ouzinkie School - We received a letter from Mr. Latta's
attorney, dated December 21, 1972, read in full by Mr.
White; citing the contract all pertinent forms and further
stating they feel that immediate• disbursement of the
withheld funds should be made. These stipulations as
noted in the letter, are in the agreement, but the
Borough should be notified. Mr. White stated that at no
time was the Borough notified of these changes. A joint
meeting between Mr. Latta, the Borough Engineer, Borough
Chairman, and Borough Attorney has been suggested, but
nothing confirmed as of yet. Mr. White stated that we
should have the Borough attorney's advice on the problem.
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KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY (MEETING PAGE 5
JANUARY 4, 1973
F. Ouzinkie Disposal Site - A letter has been received from
the City of Ouzinkie requesting assistance in building
a road to the proposed disposal size. Although it is
not a responsibility of the Borough, assistance in
locating the site or a possible inclusion in the local
service roads program could be made. If the site is
outside the corporate limits of the city the Borough
may need to give assistance in the selection of the site.
A letter has been sent to Ouzinkie requesting more
information concerning the location of the proposed site.
G. Senior Citizen Tax Exemption - Mr. White talked briefly
with Mr. Ray Hickman, the Borough Assessor, and he
believes that Mr. Hickman should go to the villages and
talk to the senior citizens about their to exemption.
The only eligible ones are living in Ouzinkie, Port
Lions, and Larsen Bay. He ask if the Borough has no
objection , they will proceed with these plans. We will
mail these tax exemptions to all the village councils.
Mrs. Holt stated that the Borough is re- imbursed through
the state on the tax exemptions of Senior Citizens.
Also the Borough Assessor asked that a commercial appraiser
come over from Anchorage, and appraise some of the build-
ings that would run into quite a bit of money, such as
the Cherrier, King, and Cherrier project. Mr. Hickman will
also be going over to Anchorage for .redical reasons,
while he is there, an Assessors Forum will be in session
and Mr. White asked the assembly if it would be agreeable
if we give Mr. Hickman 5 days per diem to attend this s
session. The Assembly concurred on this matter.
XI ASSEMBLY COMMENTS
A. Mr. Brechan asked Mr. White if we have cppcinted any-
one to fill the vacancieson the OED committee. Mr. White
stated no appointments have been made as of yet. Mr.
Brechan also asked what insurance does the school handle
and the Borough cover_ Mr. White stated we cover all
but the social insurance such as 11fe, health, etc.
Mr. Nelson asked that we write a letter to the Department
of Highways concerning speed signs on Spruce Cape Road.
XII AUDIENCE COMMENTS
Mr. Dean Taylor asked why could the Borrow• site of
Royal Large be changed when he tried to have it changed
a few years back he stated it could not be done. Mr.
White stated that the area concerned is presently used
by cattlemen and he applied before there were cattle -
ment in this area and there has been a change in the use
of that area. Mr. Taylor also asked about road service
at Bells Flats. Mr. White stated that the Borough does
not have Road Power but we will look into the possiblity
of a service district. He also asked about the City
Sales tax. It was the City Councilmans' opinion that
this would go out to eight miles radius of the City, that
they could charge City sales tax.
Mrs. Holt suggested that the Assembly be considering the
recodification of the Code and incorporating Title 29.
The proposal for doing this is $1800.00. It takes 10 -12
months to recodify the Code. We are required by law to
recodify every five years.
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KDDIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY ;MEETING PAGE 76
JANUARY 4, 1973
XII AUDIENCE COMMENTS (CONT.)
Wilton Wiley asked if the Borough Tax Study was available
to the public. Mr. White stated that it was available
to anyone who wanted to come up to the Borough office
and take a look at our tax study
XIII ADJOURNMENT
ATTEST:
The meeting was adjourned at 10:15 P.M.
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Norma L. Holt
Acting Borough Clerk
APPROVED:
Wilton T. White
Borough Chairman
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KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
SUMMARY OF TAX ADJUSTMENT REQUESTS Dated January 31, 1973
No. Name Memo Money
R -73 -1 TICHON CHERNIKOFF House Burnt early 1971
This adjustment relieves him of 1971 Tax 7.78
R -73 -2 TICHON CHERNIKOFF He was taxed again for
the house for 1972 as no one advised the tax
office that it had burnt. This relieves 1972 7.78
P -73 -1 IRA 0. SHEPHERD Taxpayer was taxed twice for
same buildings at Afognak Isl. The adjustment
is to refund taxpayer $29.55 for year 1971 29.55
P -73 -2 VIRGINIA BALL To transfer property out of
TCA -8 as it was in TCA -1 Tax Year 1971 none
P -73 -3 VIRGINIA BALL To transfer the above prop.
into TCA -1 (City) as it was listed in error
in TCA -8 Tax Year 1971 none
P -73 -4 R.J. & V. BALL To remove the value of an
Automobile Taxpayer had sold prior to
Jan. 1, 1972. Tax Year 1972 10.34
P -73 -5 LAWRENCE OSSOWSKI To transfer prop. out of
TCA -5 as it was in TCA -1 Tax year 1972 none
P =73 -6 LAWRENCE OSSOWSKI To transfer same prop.
into TCA -1 (City) as it was listed in error
in TCA -5 Tax year 1972 none
P -73 -7 MICHAEL C. BRECHAN To Transfer Prop. out
of TCA -8 as it was in TCA -1 Tax year 1972 none
P -73 -8 MICHAEL C. BRECHAN To transfer same prop.
into TCA -1 (City) as it was listed in error
in TCA -8 Tax year 1972 None
Total Borough Tax Decrease Per items listed above: $ 55.45
I recommend that the above listed adjustment requests be
approved. — i 1
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RAY HICKMAN, Borough Assessor
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KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
DATE: January 31, 1973 ACCOUNT NO. 650- 000 -4300 / C A - S
ADJUSTMENT NO. R -73 -1
NAME' Tirhnn ChPrnikoff
ADDRESS: Rox 49. °winkie. Alaska 99644
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Ouzinkie Village
BAA
REASON FOR CHANGE: House burnt in 1971 but picked up on tax roll 1971 and
1972
YEAR: 19 71 VALUATION CITY & BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
ASSESSED VALUE: 1595.00
ADD:
SUBTRACT: 1595.00 7.78
CORRECT TOTAL: -0-
PREPARED BY: C. Black
7.78
-0-
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DATE: January 31, 1973 ACCOUNT NO. 650 - 000 -4300 -R-A- S
ADJUSTMENT NO. R -73 -2
NAME: Tichon Chernikoff
ADDRESS: Box 49, Ouzinkie, Alaska 99644
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Ouzinkie Village
REASON FOR CHANGE:
and 1972.
YEAR: 19 72
ASSESSED VALUE:
ADD:
SUBTRACT:
CORRECT TOTAL:
PREPARED BY: C. Black
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KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
House burnt in 1971 but picked up on tax roll in 1971
VALUATION CITY 6 BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
1595.00 7.78
1595.00 7.78
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j ASSESSOR
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DATE: January 31, 1973
NAME:
Ira 0. and Mary Shepherd
ADDRESS: Port Lions, Alaska 99550
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
REASON FOR CHANGE: Taxpayer listed buildings at their Special Use site on their
personal property return. The buildings were taxed seperately, however, as
real property on account No. TCA 5 670 - 000 -5300. Therefore, there was a
duplication of tax on property and $ 29.55 should be refunded to taxpayers.
YEAR: 19 71 VALUATION CITY & BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
ASSESSED VALUE: 6500 31.72
ADD:
SUBTRACT: 6055. 29.55
CORRECT TOTAL: 445. 2.17
PREPARED BY C. Black
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
ACCOUNT No. Personal Property TCA -5
ADJUSTMENT NO. P-73 -1
ASSESSOR
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DATE: 31 January 1973
NAME:
VIRGINIA BALL
pREpARED BY: R. Hickman
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
ADDRESS: P.O. Box 2485, Kodiak, Alaska
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Personal Property
City. - See Adjustment no. P -73 -3)
ACCOUNT N0. Personal Property TCA -8
ADJUSTMENT NO. P -73 -2
REASON FOR CHANGE: Property was not located in TCA -8 as of Jan. 1, 1971
but was located on Maple St. within City of Kodiak.
(She states she did not move to Spruce Cape Rd location until
May of 1971) Property Transfered from TCA -8 to TCA -1 (Inside
YEAR: 19 71 VALUATION CITY E BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
7.52
7 1.82 Fire Borough Tax
ADD:
7.52 Borough TAx
SUBTRACT: 1540.00 1.82 Fire Tax
CORRECT TOTAL: .00 .00
7.521
i 1.82
9.34
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ASSESSOR
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DATE: 31 January 1973 ACCOUNT N0. Personal Property TCA -1
ADJUSTMENT NO. P -73 -3
NAME;
ADDRESS: Box 2485, Kodiak, Ak.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
REASON FOR CHANGE: Property was taxed as being in the Fire District
(TCA -8) when in fact it was located on Maple St. within the City of
Kodiak. (See Adjustment No. P -73 -2)
YEAR: 19 71
ASSESSED VALUE:
ADD:
SUBTRACT:
CORRECT TOTAL:
Virginia Ball
PREPARED B Y : Ray Hickman
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ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
Personal Property
VALUATION CITY S BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
.00 .00
1540.00 7.52 (Borough Tax Only -No City Tax on
tersunas trop.)
1540.00 7.52 (To Be charged to
t,icy ui nu diak)
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ASSESSOR
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DATE: 31 January 1973 ACCOUNT NO.yergnnal Prnp.rty 'CA -8
NAM; ROLLYN J. & VIRGINIA BALL
ADDRESS: Box 2485, Kodiak, Ak 99615
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Personal Property
REASON FOR ORANGE: One Item (A Ford 1969 Auto) listed on the Involuntary
filing prepared by Assessing Dept. on 1972 Supplimental Tax Roll had
been sold before Jan. 1, 1972. Therefore the property valuation is
reduced by $2000.00
YEAR: 19 72
ASSESSED VALUE:
ADD:
SUBTRACT:
CORRECT TOTAL:
VALUATION CITY & BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
17.57 Borough
3,600.00 3.60 Fire & 2.11 Pe
2,000•00
1,600.00
PREPARED BY: may// h =i: .n
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
ADJUSTMENT NO. P -73 -4
9.ib Borough
2.00 Fire & 1.18 Pen.
7.81 Borough
1.60 Fire & .93 Pen.
7.81
1.60
.93
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KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT RE UEST
DATE: 31 January 1973 ACCOUNT No. Personal Properyy TCA-5
ADJUSTMENT NO. P -73-5
NAME: LAWRENCE OSSOWSKI
ADDRESS: Box 2577 Kodiak Ak 99615
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Personal Property
REASON FOR CHANGE: Personal Property was within TCA-1 City of Kodiak
and not in TCA-5. In error our office had made an involuntary
Mr. Ossowski as being in Tax Area 5$ on t e
T Roll. ir iw
IC C, r r TCA-/ (cee Adi p13-
filing
ADD:
SUBTRACT: 2,500.00
CORRECT TOTAL: None
YEAR: 19 7,- VALUATION CITY & BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
12.20 Borough Tax
ASSESSED VALUE: 2,500.00 1.22 Penalty
PREPARED BY: R. Hickman
12. 20
1.22 Penalty
None
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DATE: 31 January 1973 ACCOUNT NO. Personal Prop. TCA -1
NAME:
LAWRENCE OSSOWSKI
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
ADJUSTMENT NO. P -73 76
ADDRESS: 914 North Blvd., P.O. Box 2577, Kodiak, Ak 99615
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
Personal Property
REASON FOR CHANGE: Personal Property was within TCA -1 City of Kodiak
and not in TCA -5 as originally it appeared on the 1972 Supplimental
Tax Roll. This was an involuntary Filing made by assessing office.
Ref. Adjustment No. P -73 -5
YEAR: 19 72 VALUATION CITY & BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
ASSESSED VALUE: None none
ADD: 2,500.00 12.20 (Borough Tax Only - No City Tax on
P.....,n.al Prop)
SUBTRACT:
CORRECT TOTAL: 2,500.00 12.20 (To be charged to
Cilr of Kodiak)
PREPARED BY: R. Hickman
R. H an C
ASSESSOR
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DATE: 31 January 1973
PREPARED BY: R. Hickman
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
NAME: MICHAEL C. BRECHAN
ADDRESS: Box 1275 Kodiak, Ak.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Personal Property
(Ref. Adjustment No. P -73 -8)
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
ACCOUNT NO, Personal Prop. TR TCA -8
ADJUSTMENT NO. P -73 -7
Property was actually inside the City of Kodiak at
REASON FOR CHANGE :Taxpayers residence. Taxpayer had in error checked
fire District instead of City of Kodiak. As it was Is first form
he had ever been required to file in Kodiak he stated he was un-
familiar with the form.
Therefore adjustment is required from TCA -8 to TCA -1
YEAR: 19 VALUATION CITY S BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
9.76 Borough Tax Pen.
ASSESSED VALUE: 2,000 2.00 Fire Tax S 1.18 XXI
ADD:
9.76 Borough Tx
SUBTRACT: 2,000
CORRECT TOTAL: None None
2.00 Fire Tax S 1.18 Pen
SESSOR
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DATE: 31 January 1973
NAME MICHAEL C. BRECHAN
ADDRESS: Box 1275, Kodiak, Ak.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Personal Property
REASON FOR CHANGE:
have been listed as within the City of Kodiak (TCA -1)
(Refenence Adjustment No. P -73 -7 )
YEAR: 19 72 VALUATION CITY & BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
ASSESSED VALUE:
ADD:
SUBTRACT:
CORRECT TOTAL:
PREPARED BY: Ray Hickman
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
none none
ACCOUNT N0. Personal Prop. TCA -1
ADJUSTMENT NO. P -73 -8
Through Error was listed in TCA -8 when it should
2000.00 9.76 - (Borough Tax Only - No City Tax
On r er5Unal Pi upes
2000.00 9.76 - (To be charged to
city
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ASSESSOR
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
MEMORANDUM
To: Borough Clerk- Treasurer
From: Borough Assessor
Subj: Prior Year Taxes levied on Property Forclosed (repossessed)
by the Borough and subsequently sold on Borough Sale #1
September 1972.
Enclosed herewith please find a summary of uncollected taxes
on the above referenced property.
As we sold the property at Sale No. 1 as free from tax encumbrance
prior to the sale, it appears that these taxes should be written
off as bad debts.
The amounts are as follows:
Year Valuation
1967 $8,860.00 $29:40 $0.00
1968 $36,890.00 $221.72 $25.97
1969 $33,295.00 188.66 $128.21
1970 $24,970.00 124.89 49.95
1971 1,830.00 8.94 2.16
1972 None None None
Totals:
RAY HICKMAN, Assessor
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31 January 1973
Borough Tax Fire Tax
$573.61 $206.29
$779.90
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