08/27/19752 n 2 3 e
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH SPECIAL ASSEMBLY MEETING
AUGUST 27, 1975
I CALL TO ORDER
in the Bing was called to order Deputy Presiding Officer Cathey at 7:35 P.M.
tug Roue, Borough Building, yak.
II ROLL CALL
Present
Dr. it e y Ca �ro�h Mayor Mr. Sven
Haakareon
Mr. Murl Eatery' D epunwPresiding Mx'. Alex Pff. Jr.
Mr. Norman Sutliff Mr• Nicholas PestdAoff
Mr. Wilton White
Also present: feu' people in the audience
III rm€ Cie BUSINESS
PUBLIC HEARINGS
A.2nd Reading and Public Hearing Ordinance No. 75 -20 -0 Exempting
Municipal Officers of the Kodiak Island Borough from the Re
ments of Section 39 .50.145 of the Alaska to
Disclosure Statements and of terestea deCallin tfirt
Placement of the Question on the Ballot. M r . and ff moved
the ado tion of Ordinance No. 75- 20-0 °t' seconded b
S r . Estes.
for T e regu ar meet ng was c ose•
from the than e U cs earing asecl
The assemblblic, hearing none the public hearing was closed. ��
prevent many noted that the disclosure law as written would
set by y good people from running for office. The limit as
extreme over $10
sole owners of business. Most of the businesses operate on a cash
basis and maintaining records for this purpose would create many
difficulties. Placing a higher limit on the reporting really a value on a person and would also prove to be discriminator!
to certain business men. Y only
bb unanimous roll call vote ueation was called and motion assed
Mr. White commented that he had spoken with several individuals
and they had voiced the opinion that this type of law was an
infringement on personal business and affairs. The only way that
some people could possibly qualify would be to make a flat state-
ment - that the public could come in at any time and review the
bookkeeping records of the business.
B. 2nd Readin and Public Hearin Ordinance No. 7 5 -22 -0 A
Pro.•sed Job Classifications and Pa
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table until a Ma. het t
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ca e, ab °ut it to •ass on it, seconded b
mot on passed .V unanimous ro
Absent
OTHER BUSINESS
A. Resolution No. 7 5 -33 -R Re • estin. the De• artment of Communit
and Re • ona A airs to Rea.•ort on t e Ko. Borou
As s The question was raise • - Island ves
borough might have regarding to tta ternat vat that the
not sufficient time to a allo the bo to the another
there is
plan and have that plan submitted t
othe voters. The deadline
before Community & Regional Affairs would be required to step in
was September 6th, and this resolution just requests that they
do this sooner in order to meet the election deadlines.
Mr. White moved for the ado tion of Resolution No. 75 -33 -R, seconder
Mr. vote.
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cal at mot on •eased unanimous roll
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B. Memorandum regarding proposed resolution requesting that the
two City appointed assemblymen retain their positions on the
Assembly until after the Fall election. There was discussion on
whether or not this should state until reapportionment takes place
and Mr. White moved that the Borough Attorney be advised that it
is the desire of the Borough Assembly that a aresolution be pre-
pared stating that the two appointed City of Kodiak representatives
will remain on the Borough Assembly until reapportionment takes
places, seconded by Mr. Sutliff.
C. Memorandum From Borough Attorney Regarding Proposed Resolution
Requesting that the Borough Exempt themselves from the 40% run -off
requirements. Noted that the Borough does not have the power to
provide for plurality vote only a majority which would be more
stringent than the state requirements. No action taken.
D. 1st Reading of Ordinance No. 75 -25 -0 Calling for a Change in
the Borough's General Election Date for the Fall Election, November
4, 1975, and A Change in the Deadline for Candidates to File
Petitions, to October 10, 1975, and a Change in the Polling Place
for Mission Road ( #7) Precinct to Community College, read by title
only. Mr. White moved for the adoption of Ordinance No. 75 -25 -0
in the first reading, seconded by Mr. Estes. Motion passed by
unanimous roll call vote.
E. Review of Request from the School District Regarding the
Need for Additional Generators in the Schools in the Outlying Areas.
Mr. Terry noted that there will be a need for three additional
generators in the very near future and that the School District
would like to have standardized generators for all schools.
It was requested that the Borough Mayor have a bid proposal for
review at the next meeting, one that would allow for competitive
bids from both local and outside firms. That these specs should
be written perhaps for a three year period and that in order to
insure for rise of cost, that perhaps should state they will be
for landed cost plus a certain percentage.
IV ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at
8:45 p.m.
ATTEST: % APPROVED:
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Norma L. Holt, Borough Clerk
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Thomas D. Terry, Boroug Mayor