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KODIA ISLA;ID BOROUGH n.,SE:BLY AUGUST 11, 1976
I CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Presiding Officer Fatty ■'allin at
6:04 p.m. in the Jorouch "eeting Room, Borough 9uildina.
II ROLL CALL
Present Absent
riayor obert Crai! an�6eotter (excused)
Betty Wallin, Presiding Officer Frank Peterson (excused)
Leslie Anderson
Or. 'iichael Ennick
Sandra Kavanaugh
Hal Lincoln
Also present - approximately 30 people in the audience.
III MINUTES FROMi PREVIOUS MEETINGS
A. Assembly, Regular, July 1, 1976
B. Assembly, Special, July 22, 1976
C. Assembly, Special, July 31, 1976
Dr. Emmick moved for acceptance of the minutes as written. Seconded by
irs. Kavanaugh. ; passed by unanimous voice vote.
IV MINUTES FRQ1 OTHER MEETINGS
A. Planning & Zoning, Regular, July 21, 1976. Mrs. Kavanaugh moved for
approval. Seconded by Mr. Lincoln. Motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
B. Planning & Zoning, Special, August 4,
approval. Seconded by Mr. Lincoln. Mrs.
should not be approved but sent back to P
action taken at that meeting, i.e., a 3 -1
public hearing. The Borough Planner, Mr.
motions would b3 r_ :turned to P & Z. q
that all items noted would be returned to P & at meeting. Cr. Emmick seconded the motion.
carried by unanimous voice vote.
C. Health Resources, July 19, 1976
D. Mental Health, June 23, June 28, July 21, 1976.
E. OCS Council, June 30, July 7, July 14, July 28. 1976.
F. School Board, June 14, June 29, July 12, 1976.
Mr.`Anderson moved to approve as read. Seconded by Dr. Emmick. Motion
passed by unanimous voice vote.
V. COMMUNICATIONS AND APPEARANCE REQUESTS
B. Letter from KAWA re: contracting for use permit for apartment complex
adjacent to Kodiak High School. Letter dated July 23, 1976 was read In
full by Mayor Craig requesting the use of the facilities for a Cottage
Home Program for 1976 -77 school year as well as other special Native
Education programs. Mayor Craig stated he had contacted the Building In-
spector requesting by written letter that he contact Miss Wente to conduct
an inventory and inspection of the facilities concerned. Discussion fol-
lowed on utilizing the apartments for Native college students from the
villages by the Cottage Hone Program. Dr. Emmick moved to refer the pro-
ject for administrative matters regarding the use permit. Seconded by Mr.
Lincoln. Question called. The vote was taken as follows: Anderson, YES;
Kavanaugh ND; Lincoln NO• Emmick YES Wallin, YES. Motion failed 3 -2.
Mr. Lincoln made a motion that the Borough Assembly direct the Borough Mayor
to draw up a contract with KANA Corporation for the additional use of these
facilities and that that contract be reviewed and approved by the Borough
Assembly. Seconded by Hrs. Kavanaugh. Motion passed by unanimous voice
vote.
1976. Mrs. Kavanaugh moved for
Kavanaugh commented that minutes
& Z because cf several errors in
vote was passed and referred to
Denslow, clarified that the
Firs.
Kavanaugh added to her motion
Z a their next regular
Question called on amendment,
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A. Mr. Mason Wade, Corps of Engineers, late in arriving which moved this
item down on the agenda, presented a report on what would happen should the
water or the dams that hold the water back fail, illustrated on a pamphlet
which he presented. Should a sudden break occur, the worst thing that could
happened was illustrated by a blue area on the pamphlet!showtng water flow
and flood limits. He stated that at first they thought both structures
failing at the same time would accentuate each other, however, they do not.
If there should be a slow failure in the structures the damage would be
less severe than indicated. The chart indicated that along the lines of
the two profiles - "A" and "B ", there would be high velocity problems, as
as
therewasnto sum be a It was was at be used
further planning and used by the Borough. No action needed by the Assembly.
C. Letter from the Borough Assessor re: Okey Chandler was read by Mayor
Craig. Letters to Assembly concerning Board of Equalization were attached.
Mr. Chandler's request of the Assembly to form an appeal board other than
the Board of Equalization is against the Alaska Statutes was noted in the
June 18, 1976 letter. No action was needed by the Assembly.
D. Letter dated July 22, 1976 from Division of Lands re: ADL 74169 -
Kodiak Lumber Mills, Inc. Tidelands Lease Application was read stating as
an interim solution for removing the already cut and downed logs off Afog-
nak, a temporary one -year tidelands permit is being considered. No action
was necessary by the Assembly.
E. Letter from Sunset Development Corporation re: exception request which
s ofasppecialyPPB Znmeetingsn &ngResolution 1976.
noti until s
the meeting, a member of the audiences made mention of the action needed.
exception i f r rom the strict application of zoning ordinance u
Section 17.66.010 of said ordinance. It was noted that this item would be
taken out of New Business and substituted under Communication and appear-
ances and action taken. Mr. Lincoln moved to adopt Resolution 76 -46 -R,
seconded by Mrs. Kavanaugh. Motion passed by unanimous voice vote.)
F. Memo from Planning Department re: Old Harbor Industrial Water Supply
was read. Mr. Denslow discussed the river source of the proposed water
supply and gave a visual examination of the damaged fish processing ship
docked at the pier which is to be removed in the near future. He indicated
that the primary objective was to insure adequate water volumes to meet the
needs of the fish processing industry and any related developments that
might spin off from that activity.
6. Memo from Planning Department re: 011 Spill Control Facilities, Ouzinkie
Village. Because of its length, the memo was not read. A report from Mr.
b Steps have been of aski
ng t the Borough the
oil spill protection plan to reflect the items specifically identified in
the recmmmendation. Once the costs have been clearly discerned we would be
in a position to take bids to be brought before the Assembly. Discussion
concerning"' use of electrical power for both city and school followed.
Mr. Lincoln felt that an in -depth study should be made before making any
recomsandation. storage requirement Lincoln moved to direct the Borough 4Meayyeer to examine
to Ouzi actual School systma an k mearecose the auxiliary
a ionstothe Assembly as to the specifics both for the Oil Spill cleanup_ and for future storage requirements,
both minimum and maximum requirements. Seconded by pr. lck. Mr. Ander-
son wanted to make sure that If action was delayed the Assembly have the
facts by the next scheduled meeting. Mrs. Wallin so noted. Question called.
Motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
VI PUBLIC HEARINGS
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VII OLD BUSINESS
A. Set date for Board of Adjustment to hear Majdic Appeal on Zoning de-
cision. Mrs. Kavanaugh moved to set the date for September 27 1976 at
4 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Lincoln. Question called; mot on passed with a
unanimous voice vote. Borough Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Majdic
and his attorney of date and time.
B. Letter from L. G. Schneider re: property zoning misuse and ordinance
violation - Island Lake Area was read by Mayor Craig. Fir. Craig noted that
he sent the Building Inspector to the site to check on the conditions. The
Building Official indicated it was illegal and sent a stop -work order. No
aandblasting is being done at present as it is under water. Campers which
were on Borough property were ordered to move; they relocated on private
property. Mrs. Kavanaugh recommended that action be taken to stop immedi-
ately, the use of this area being used as a garbage dump and action be
taken to clean up the area. It was brought to the attention of the Assembly
that the letter brought several requests: sandblasting, use permit for Mr.
Grothe, use permit for the sawmill and the Miller Point #1 quarry. A rec-
ommendation was made to direct the Mayor to check with State Troopers re-
garding the parking. Building Inspector to check on the use permits. The
Building Inspector made comment that he had inspected these areas and taken
some action regarding the parked campers. It was noted that at the July 1,
1976 meeting the Building Inspector was asked to present a monthly report
in compliance with use permits and exceptions. Mr. Lincoln made a notion
that a status report be prepared by the Borough Building Inspector of all
permits and exceptions granted - by this Assembly and any irregularities to
thosepemmits and/or exceptions be reported on a monthly basis to the
Assembly. Seconded Mrs. Kavanaugh. Question called; motion passed by
a unanimous voice vote.
C. Letter from Kodiak Aleutian Mental Health Center dated July 28, 1976
was read requesting for payrenc for travel for Dr. Pamela J. Delys for her
licensing exam. Mr. Anders n moved to pay the travel fee. Seconded by Mr.
Lincoln. Motion passed wit:. a unanimous voice vote.
A five - minute recess was called at 7:35 p.m. Meeting reconvened at 7:42 p.m.
D. Memo dated July 6, 1976 from Building Official re setback and trailer
violation; Ogden Property - Spruce Cape Road was read stating that on
June 1, 1976 a letter was sent to Mr. & Mrs. Ogden giving them sixty days
take allowable for compliance.
MrLin olnmove toward compliance
to turn the natter overtoBoughAttorney for
action. Seconded by Mr. Anderson. Motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
E. Letter dated August 6, 1976 from Planning Department re: Preparation
of Townhouse Ordinance, Kodiak Island Borough. Cover letter was read by
Mayor Craig. Mr. Denslow reported as part of the Comprehensive Planning it
would be both desireable and necessary to make modifications to both sub-
division regulations and zoning ordinance; that the testing period between
now and when the plan is available is useful to see how that kind of ordin-
ance fits within the fabric of this community's lifestyle and expectations.
Mrs. Kavanaugh roved to accept the recommendation of the Borough Planner.
Seconded by Mr. Lincoln. Question - by Mr. Lincoln whether or not $3600 needed
to be spent and for what/ Comment by Mr. Denslow involving two phases:
1) A process which will give the Assembly and Planning & Zoning the oppor-
tunity of discussing the various options of expression when normal nature of
existing is used;
fact 2)
provisions of e the PUO language.into it in such a way that ripping up all the work now present
in the existing ordinance is riot done. Question called. Motion failed 3 -2
with the followin roll call vote: Emrich YES. Lincoln NO Kavanau h YES;
n "non 'I n, . i rs. vanaug as e• w at wou . be accepts e
- indicated Lincoln because time was from other and r applicable to Kodiak; that $3600 was in axcess. Mr. Lincoln stated that in looking at
the objectives this should be given to Planning & Zoning to find objectives.
Mrs. Kavanaugh moved that this item of townhouse ordinance be deferred to
later in the meeting. Mr. Lincoln seconded. Motion passed with unanimous
voice vote.
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F. Letter from Division of Local Government Assistance to Mr. Mike Shockley
re: Island Lake -Area - Hater and Sewer Service was read by Mayor.
G. Mayor Craig read memo to Assembly re: responses to request for pro-
posals for Island Lake Water and Sewer Study with attached proposals from
interested engineering consulting firms for a study and plan for Island
Bomhoff & es,sInc., services. Rolland Jones. Hr. Anderson moved
instruct the Borough Planner to request for Grant from Community and
prepare the
notify the Borough n AS en5ly of ftsresu necessary resolutions
df accepted, of same, p
a special
tin be held. Seconded by R3vanaugh. Question called; motion
passed by a unanimous voice vote.
A member of the audience asked about the time involved because of a time
line of October 1, 1976 being involved. It was noted that the Mayor or
Clerk write to necessary officials informing them that we were entering
into a good faith agreement; that the project be undertaken and accomp-
lished. It was suggested that the people of the area be concerned with
establishing a service district as there was no cost involved in this,
or decide to be annexed into the city. Mrs. Wallin instructed the
Borough Mayor to call Commnity and Regional Affairs emphasising the
critical nature of the problem to get an answer in the next few days.
VIII NEW BUSINESS
A. A request from Mr. Earl Deater to renew his annual lease for Island
Sand and Gravel, Bells Flats Area, Tract P 7 -8 read by Mayor Craig. Mr.
Lincoln moved to grant the renewal of Borrow Site P 7 -8. Seconded b
Kavanaugh. Question caned; motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
8. Letter from OCS Advisory Council with the proposed revisions to
tie
the OCS Council. Seconded v by Mr. Anderson. Q calleds motion passed
with a unanimous voice vote. (Proposed revisions reflecting the expansion
of the Council to thirteen aaembers and the need to clarify the intent of
Article IV, Section 3.)
C. The Community Mental Health Services Grant Award of the Department of
Health and Social Services was read by Mayor Craig in the amount of
$108,700 (75%) matching funds, and $3,500 Emergency Hospitalization Funds
for Comaonity Mental Health Services was read by the Mayor. No action was
needed by the Assembly.
D. Resolution No. 76 -37 -R authorising the Clerk to proceed with the prep-
aration of the foreclosure list for tax years 1974 and 1975 read by Mayor.
Dr. Emaick moved to adopt Resolution 76 -37 -R. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
Question called; motion passed with a unanimous voice vote.
E. Resolution No. 76 -38 -R Approving Final Plat of the Vacation of Lot 1
Woodland Acres Subdivision, Tract "8 °, Mrs. B. E. Nachtweih, read. Mr.
Lincoln moved for ado Lion of Resolution 76 -38 -R, seconded by Mrs, Kavanaugh
Motion passed by unanimous voice vote
F. Resolution No. 76 -39-R Approving Final Plat of Subdivision of Lot 12,
Block 7, Belis Flats Alaska Subdivision, Anne Russell.
G. Resolution Ho. 76 -4O -R, Approving Final Plat of Subdivision of Lot 4, Robert accept inResolutionallo. 76-39 s and , Resolution No. 75 R d as s read. Ve Se and
by Mrs. Kavanaugh. Motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
H. Resolution No. 76 -41 -R App -oving Final Plat of Subdivision of Lot SA,
Block 4, Bells Flats Subdivision Arthur Schaeffer. Mrs. Karaauuggh� moved
to accept Resolution Nn Ia -a1 -R. w� seconded by Mr. Anderson. Motion passed
kvuna 1aous mice vote.
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I. Resolution No. 76 -42 -R, Adopting Zoning Map Replacement In Accordance
With Title 17.09, Section 17.09.040 read. Mrs. Kavanaugh moved to adopt
Resolution 76 -42 -R. Seconded by Mr. Anderson. Motion passed by unanimous
voice vote.
J. Resolution No. 76 -43 -R, Adopting Statement of Intent To Vacate Utility
Easements On Lots 3 & 4, Block 8, Aleutian Homes Subdivision, The Site Of
The New Kodiak Post Office read. Mrs. Kavanaugh moved to adopt Resolution
No. 76- 43 -R.. Seconded by Mr. Lincoln. Motion passed by unanimous voice
vote.
K. Resolution No. 76 -44 -R, Statement of Authority Delegation read by Mayor
Craig. Question called. Passed unanimously.
L. First Reading, Resolution No. 76 -45 -R, Relating To The Acquisition
By The Kodiak Island Borough Of The Power To Provide Recreation Facilities
In The Borough Area Outside Of The Cities read by Mayor Craig. Mrs.
Kavanaugh moved for adoption of Resolution No. 76 -45 -R. Second Mr.
Lincoln. Motion carried with a unanimous voice vote. Public hearing will
be held at the next regular meeting.
IX MAYOR'S REPORT
A. Letter was read from State of Alaska, Department of Community and
Regional Affairs acknowledging protest of the proposed annexation of the
Alaska Peninsula by the Bristol Bay Borough.
B. Letter dated August 6, 1976 re: Gene Brasie's Lease was read written
by Russell J. Gallagher of Gallagher, Cranston & Snow requesting final ex-
tention on his development project. It was requested that the Mayor notify
Mr. Brasie and Mr. Russell Gallagher, his attorney, to be present at the
September 2, 1976 Assembly meeting so that they could be heard.
X ASSEMBLY COMMENTS
A. Mr. Anderson moved to hold a work session September 18 1976 at 4 p.m.
to consider the possible reorganization of the Planning & Zoning Commission
to better meet the needs of the Kodiak Island Borough. Seconded by Mrs.
Kavanaugh. Question called. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
B. Mrs. Kavanaugh, referring to item VII -E on the Townhouse Ordinance,
moved to table the discussion on Townhouse Ordinance and Contract until
after a work session is held. Seconded by Dr. Enmick. Motion carried by
unanimous voice vote.
C. Mrs. Kavanaugh commented on the garbage on Island Lake Road stating that
se%eral loads had been dumped in that vacinity. She expressed a real con-
cern in this regard.
D. Mr. Lincoln noted there was no financial report on the agenda. (A
report was not available since the auditors were doing the annual audit at
the present time)
E. Mr. Lincoln stated that Mr. Grothe was in violation of his use permit;
going beyond his permit by allowing a business to be set up within the con-
fines of the excavation. Mr. Lincoln made a motion that the Borough Assembly
direct the Borough Attorney to take whatever legal action necessary and
appropriate against the permit issued to Lynn grothe for either fining or
withdrawal of the permit based on the establishment of a business within the
confines or outside of the permit limitations. Seconded by Or. Emmick.
Question called. Motion passed 4 -1 with Mrs. Kavanaugh casting a NO vote.
F. Mrs. Wallin congratulated Mr..Denslow on visiting some of the Borough
domain, bringing some of the issues back to the Assembly, and welcomed him
to Kodiak Island Borough.
G. Mrs. Wallin stated that a work session was to be set with City Council
on taxation, i.e. the Fish Taxation Study that was requested by the City and
the Borough. Date will be set by Mrs. Wallin and Clerk.
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H. Mrs. Wallin read a letter from Ouzinkie Native Corporation requesting
the Borough not to sell any more land in the Bells Flats Area until the
Natives Claims Act was complete. This letter was for information only.
I. Mrs. Wallin requested the administration to direct Planning & Zoning
to have something (at least a short thing) ready for a work session in
response to overview pertaining to the comprehensive plan.
J. In regard to the Port Lions Comprehensive Plan, Or. Bmmick commented
that the Council at Port Lions can take the previous study and update it
with the actual situation of today. The old plan was not appropriate
since the economic situation has changed. This can be drafted and be
incorporated into the Borough's Comprehensive Plan.
K. Mrs. Wallin requested that a table be set up, with a microphone, for
the convenience on the Borough Planner, Building Inspector, and the one
reporting for the Kodiak Mirror. She also asked if the Borough considered
a Sony Cassette recorder to be used at Borough meetings rather the type
now being used.
XI AUDIENCE COMMENTS
XII ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 9:37 p.m.
ATTEST:
, APPROVED:
Borough Mayor
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SUM[1AIS O* 21)4. SQ71EgT 1EQ%IE5' DATED AUGUST 16, 1976
NO.
NAME
MEMO
R -76 -1 Island Resources Subdivided assessed
value not deducted
Delete from TCA 8
R - -76 -2 Hausman, Al & Lois
P76 -4 McCormick Rentals
P -76 -5 Bough, Sam
P -76 -6 Bio -Dry
P -76 -7 N.E.F.C.O.
P -76 -8 Sea -Land
P -76 -9 Sheffield
Enterprises
Delete From TCA 8 Fire District
Real Property
Bill to the City of Kodiak
for Perspnal Property
Trailer filed twice
Delete from TCA 8
No Longer in Business
Delete Assessed Value
From TCA 8 Supplemental
Annexed into city
Delete from TCA 8
Add to TCA 1
Annexed into city
Delete form TCA 8
Add to TCA 1
Annexed unto City
Delete From TCA 8
Add to TCA 1
Annexed into city
Delete From TCA 8
Add To TCA 1
Filed On Original Roll
Delete from Assessed Value
TCA 1
$ 858.86
$ 6,553.46
MONEY
I recommned that the above listed adjustment request
be approved.
$ 659.46
196.40
30.27
26.75
3,179.80
3,316.64
Ed Haney, Assessor
9,100
30,000
TE: August 16, 1976
NAPS: Island Resources, IMc.
ADDRESS: Box 682 Kodiak
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: USS 1682 Portion of
REASON FOR CHANGE: Woodland Acres
Valuation.
4
1AR: 19 76
ASSESSED VALUE:
ADD:
SUBTRACT:
CORRECT TOTAL:
) 0 1 n 2
;PREPARED BY: 9
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
VALUATION
242,630
67,156
175,474
0 � 4
ADJUSTMENT REOUEST
ACCOUNT NO.
ADJUSTMENT NO. R - 76 -1
Subd. 2nd Addn Not subtracted from assessed
RIMS BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
Fire Total
628.41 + 1,754.21 2,382.62
173.93 + 485.53 659.46
454.48 + 1,268.68
507 - 000 -0100 1CA 8
ASSESSOR
1.723.16
ATE:
August 16,1976
NAME: Albert & Lois Rae Hausman
ADDRESS: Box 107 Kodiak
USS 3101 Lot 2
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
REASON FOR CHANGE:
"EAR: 19 76
;ASSESSED VALUE:
Property
ADD:
SUBTRACT:
CORRECT TOTAL:
iPREPARED BY:
0 0 1 7 7 7 . i A)
Trailer wined by John & Lorraine Doyle and fie as Personal
VALUATION =C& BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
Fire Tbtal
43,690 113,15 + 315.87 429.02
20,000
23,690
gb
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REOUEST
ACCOUNT NO.
ADJUSTMENT NO. R - 76 - 2
51,80 + 144.60
530 -n0n -0700 9 A 8
61,35 + 171.27 232.62
ASSESSOR
196.40
1 1 `l .� q , '1 7
_ATE: August 16,1976
NAME: McCOr Rentals Brent & Nancy McCormick
ADDRESS:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Fire District
REASON FOR CHANGE: Sold All trailers - No Longer in business
FAR: 19 76 VALUATION CITY & BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
!ASSESSED VALUE: 9, 100 _
ADD:
SUBTRACT: 9,100
CORRECT TOTAL: --e-
PREPARED BY:
Box 941 Kodiak
g b
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REOUEST
ACCOUNT NO.
ADJUSTMENT NO. P - 76 - 4
- / 7 ASSESSOR
Supplemental •
Personal Property ' CA 8
.,ATE: August 16,1976
NAME:
ADDRESS: Box 1396 Kodiak
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
REASON FOR CHANGE:
SAmuel & MArjorie Bough
2/3. to be paid by city
1/3 to be paid by Bough
SUBTRACT:
CORRECT TOTAL:
PREPARED BY:
gb
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
1CA 5 &
ACCOUNT NO.Personal Property
Annexed into the City April 2, 1976
ADJUSTMENT NO. P - 76 - 5
EAR: 19 76 VALUATION comosoacaumommat BOROUGH TAX
Paid by City Bough
ASSESSED VALUE: 6,280 45.40 45.40
ADD:
15.13
30.27
30.27
15.13
..ATE: August 16,1976
ACCOUNT NO
Personal PropeYty
ADJUSTMENT NO. P - 76 - 6
NAP1E: Bio - Dry, Inc
ADDRESS:
Box 296 godiak,AK
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
TCA 5
Annexed into the City April 2, 1976
REASON FOR GRANGE:
2/3 to be paid by the City
1/3 to be paid by Bio - Dry
EAR: 19_
ASSESSED VALUE:
ADD:
SUBTRACT:
; CORRECT TOTAL:
!PREPARED BY:_
Bio - Dry
Pd' BOROUGH TAX
VALUATION CITY
40.12
40.12
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
gb
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
13.37
5,550 26.75
26.75
13.37
YEAR: 19 76
ASSESSED VALUE:
ADD:
SUBTRACT:
CORRECT TOTAL:
'PREPARED BY: .9
DATE: August 16,1976
NAME: New England Fish Co.
ADDRESS: Box 89 Seattle, Wash.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
REASON FOR CHANGE:
1 1 n 1 2 1 0 9 n
2/3 To be paid by the City
1/3 Paid by N .E.F. CO
TCA 5 Now TCA 1
Annexed into the City April 2, 1976
VALUATION gri BOROUGH TAX P BOROUGH TAX
659,710
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
ACCOUNT NO. Personal Property
ADJUSTMENT NO. P - 76 - 7
4,769.70 4,769.70
1,589.90 3.179.80
659,710 3,179.80 1.589.90
/ r
ASSESSOR
1 9 1 1 2 1 !) ' 9 1
August 16, 1976 ACCOUNT N0. Personal Property
NAPS: Sea- L4[d Service, INC.
ADDRESS: Box 2923 Kodiak
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: TCA 5
REASON FOR CHANGE: Annexed into the City April 2, 1976
2/3 to be paid by the City
1/3 Paid by Sea-Land Service
AR: 19 76
ASSESSED VALUE:
ADD:
SUBTRACT:
CORRECT TOTAL:
PREPARED BY: gb
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
VALUATION ELY S BOROUGH TAX
688,100 4,974.96 4,974.96
688,100
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
ADJUSTMENT NO. P - 76 - 8
1,658,32 3,316.64
3,316.64
B6F i TAX
1,658.32
1 0 1 2
DATE: August 16,1976 ACCOUNT NO. Personal Property - Supplemental
ADJUSTMENT NO. P - 76 - 9
NAND::
YEAR: 19 76
ASSESSED VALUE:
Sheffield Enterprises, Inc.
ADDRESS: Box 1547 Kodiak,AK
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: n 1
REASON FOR CHANGE: Filed on the Original Roll under Xodaik Travel Lodge
30,000
ADD:
SUBTRACT: 30,000
CORRECT TOTAL: -0-
-
!PREPARED BY: gb
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
ADJUSTMENT REQUEST
VALUATION CITY 6 BOROUGH TAX BOROUGH TAX
ASSESSOR