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KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY MEETING - MARCH 5, 1981
(A Verbatim Record is on File in the Clerk's Office)
I CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Ogg at 6:35 P.M. in the
Borough Assembly Chambers.
II ROLL CALL
Present Absent
Mr. Anderson (arrived 7:40 PM) ,
?Ir. Arndt
Mr. Herrnsteen
Mr. Murray
tlr. Peotter
Mr. Wakefield
Mayor Ogg
A quorum was established.
III ACCEPTANCE OF AGENDA
Mayor Ogg added H. Letter from KMXT under VI COMMUNICATIONS & APPEARANCES.
Mr. Murray requested the addition of M. Resolution re: Passage of H.B. 223
under XI NEW BUSINESS. Mr. Herrnsteen added I. Letter from Coast Guard
dated March 5, 1981 under VI COMMUNICATIONS & APPEARANCES.
There were no objections from the Assembly; therefore, the agenda was accepted
as amended.
IV MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS
A. Assembly - Spec. - Jan. 29, 1981
B. Assembly - Reg. - Feb. 3, 1981
Mr. Peotter moved to accept Items A & B. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Unanimous voice vote.
V MINUTES OF OTHER MEETINGS
A. KIBSD - Reg. - Jan. 26, 1981
Reg. - Feb. 9, 1981
B. Health Resources - Reg. - Jan. 7, 1981
C. 0.C.S. - Reg. Jan. 13, 1981
0., .P & Z - Reg. Dec. 17, 1980
Reg. Jan. 28, 1981
Mr. Peotter moved to acknowledge receipt of Items A, B, C. & D.
Seconded by Mr. Wakefield. Motion carried with no objection.
Mr. Anderson arrived at 7:40 P.M..
VI COMMUNICATIONS & APPEARANCES
A. Assembly Vacancy Appointment
Mr. Wakefield nominated Mr. Jerome Selby.
Mr. Arndt nominated Mr. William Sulen.
Mr. Murray nominated Mr. Jack Rhines.
Mr. Herrnsteen nominated Mr. Lorne White.
Mr. Peotter moved to close the nominations. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
' Mr. Murray moved to amend the motion with the stipulation that the
voting be done by ballot. Seconded by Mr. Arndt. Unanimous voice
vote.
The main motion as amended carried by unanimous roll call vote.
Mayor Ogg vetoed the Assembly's action.
Mr. Arndt moved to over -ride the veto. Seconded by Ir. Peotter.
Motion carried 5 -1 with Mr. 'dakefield casting the NO vote.
Mr. Lorne White was declared the winner for the Assembly vacancy.
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B. Memo re: Re- appointment of 0.C.S. Council Members
Mayor Ogg requested the Clerk to advertise for these positions
and the appointment will be made in April.
C. P & Z Representative
Mayor Ogg introduced Mr. Tim Hill.
D. Letter to David M. Woodruff from Mayor Beardsley re: Raw Fish Tax
No Action.
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E. Mary Mathes re: Bells Flats Land Sale
I. Letter from Coast Guard dated March 5, 1981
Assemblyman Herrnsteen asked that Item I be taken at this time since
it is in conjunction with Item E.
No Action.
Mr. Lorne White arrived and was sworn in at 7:35 PM.
Mayor Ogg congratulated Mr. White on his appointment.
F. Okey Chandler Letter re: Unification / Letter re: Borough Chairman Gov.
No Action. Will be taken up at the Work Session March 21, 1931.
G. Memo re: Re- scheduling Joint Work Session with P 5 Z
March 21, 1981 at 9:30 A.M.
H. Letter from KMXT
Delay action until later in the meeting.
VII BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
A. Knox N. Christie Appeal (Lot 16, Survey 3101)
Mayor Ogg closed the regular meeting:
Opened the meeting of the Kodiak Island Borough seated as a 3oard of Adjustment:
Mr. Knox M. Christie: Noted on the application for a variance that the
trailer before the change was made had no facilities. The change not only
changed the trailer size from 18 feet to 27 feet but it changed it from a
trailer with no facilities to a trailer with facilties. Other than that
mil letter pretty well states the history and my appeal.
Tim Hill: (P & Z) The only facility added was a shower, he did have
as t�et in the old residence. This was a limited amount of upgrading
and through our attorney we verified that we were within our rights to
go ahead and give the decision we came up with.
Dennis Nelson: (Neighbor of the area) I had written a letter to P & Z
initiating what my protest was regarding this matter. If we continue
to grant variances we really have no need for a comprehensive plan.
My concern is the health matter. There is only one utility there. (water)
For the purpose of the record, I would like state that I am against a
permanent variance of this nature.
Ton Perez: (opposing appeal) I am the owner of the property and have owned
it for over twenty years. Mr. Knudsen moved one trailer off and brought a
little bigger one on without my knowledge.
Mr. Christie: (rebuttal) I don't know how the law reads but it seems to me
that a zoning official or a building official that has knowledge of a
violation should pursue correcting the violation. Just because a formal
complaint wasn't made, it doesn't seem like that would be a necessity before
action would be taken. I think it would be part of his job to seek out
problems and correct them.
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Mayor Ogg closed the hearing.
The Chair requests a motion and it should be in a positive form.
Mr. Peotter moved to uphold the ruling of the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Seconded by Kr. Arndt.
Mr. Anderson: I have two reasons for not supporting the motion.
1. When the ordinance was passed for non - forming uses to continue and
be made legal, the intent as I saw it, was that they could continue as
long as they were not changed. 2. The other reason is there was no
permits and no one knew about the change at the Borough offices until
after the trailers had been changed. It was a significant change.
Mr. Wakefield: against, it is a significant change.
Mr. Murray: against, this was a substantial change in the existing use
of the property.
Mr. White: against, this is a significant change.
Mr. Arndt: I am in favor of the motion supporting the decision of the
P arming & Zoning. I feel they are correct in acknowledging that the
space is what is "grandfathered" because it's a use. I do not feel it
is a significant change.
Mr. Herrnsteen: against, it is a significant change.
Mr. Peotter: I feel the Commission's decision was not based on fact.
I think the issue of using the space is a wrong interpretation. I
contend that moving out one abode and putting in another abode is far
more than a significant change.
The motion failed 1 -6 with Mr. Arndt casting the YES vote.
The Board of Adjustment therefore grants the appeal.
The Staff shall rectify the situation as required.
Mayor Ogg closed the meeting of the Board of Adjustment and opened
the regular session.
VII PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Ord. No. 81 -1 -0 Amending Ord. No. 80 -21 -0, Adjusting Revenues And
Expenditures Of The Borough For The Fiscal Year Commencing On The
First Day of July, 1980 And Ending On The Thirtieth Day of June, 1981.(table
Res. No. 3I -8 -R Authorizing the Finance Officer To Effect Certain
Line Item Changes In FY 80 -81 Budget Ord. No. 80 -21 -0
Mayor Ogg closed the regular session.
Public Hearing opened:
Lou Santoro: (Principal of East Elementary School) The present playground
is quite small and with the construction it will be even smaller. We would
like to see additional playground.
Harry Haney: (Principal of Main
Directors of Small World)
I would like to speak in favor of the Ordinance and in support of Mr.
Santoro regarding the need for more playground. I also am here
to speak in favor of the Ordinance as it relates to Small World.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Mr. Wakefield moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -1 -0. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
The Chair would entertain an amendment to add item 4. State Energy
Planning Grant for $170,000 revenue and $170,000 expenditures.
Mr. Anderson so moved. Seconded by Mr. Wakefield. Unanimous voice vote.
Mr. Herrnsteen moved to amend by adding 545,000 for East Elementary
Playground under Capital Expenditures and to have the rest of the
Ordinance reflect that addition. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Unanimous roll call vote.
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Mr. Peotter moved to amend by rectifying the problem in the typo
between Health & Sanitation and Support Services. Seconded by
Mr. Wakefield. Unanimous voice vote.
Mr. Peotter moved to amend by changing the Use of Fund Balance
to read $68,888 and amend Health & Sanitation to show the
additional $13,131 then the final budget figure reflect that.
Seconded by Mr. Arndt. Unanimous voice vote.
Ir. Herrnsteen amend by adding $155,000 under Capital Expenditures
for seating in Main School Gymnasium. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Amendment failed 3 -4 with Mr. Arndt, Mr. Herrnsteen and Mr. White
casting the YES votes.
The main motion as amended carried by unanimous roll call vote.
Resolution No. 31 -8 -R:
The Chair would entertain an amendment under Legislative to delete
Travel & Per Diem $6,000 and replace with Mayor Travel & Per Diem
$4,000 and Assembly Travel & Per Diem $2,000.
Mr. Anderson so moved. Seconded by Mr. Wakefield.
Mr. Murray moved to amend the amendment by order of substitution the
sum of $5,000 for the Assembly Travel & Per Diem and the sum of
51,000 for the Mayor Travel & Per Diem. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
The amendment carried 4 -3 with Mr. Anderson, Mr. Herrnsteen and
Mr. Wakefield casting the NO votes.
Mr. Murray moved to adopt Resolution No. 81 -8 -R. Seconded by Mr.
Wakefield.
ir. Murray moved to amend by substitution the addition of Section 4 Capital
Expenditures to reflect the sum of 5155,000 for additional seating
in the Main Elementary Gym. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
(Mr. Weeks stated it should be a subsection of 1 rather than a section 4.)
(This was okay with tor. Arndt and tlr. Murray.)
The amendment carried 4 -3 with Mr. Anderson, Mr. Peotter and Mr.
Wakefield casting the NO votes.
The main motion as amended carried 6 -1 with Mr. Anderson casting the
NO vote.
Mayor Ogg informed the Assembly that both of the line items will be under veto
and he will submit his reasoning at a later time. The veto will be issued
tomorrow.
B. Ord. No. 81 -6 -0 Amending Sections 2.08.010 and 2.10.010 Of Title 2
Of The Kodiak Island Borough Code of Ordinances (2nd Rdn.)
Mr. Peotter moved to adopt Ordinance Ho. 81 -6 -0. Seconded by Mr.
Anderson.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened: No Comments
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
C. Ord. No. 81 -7 -0 Amending The Class Title & Pay Range Table Of The
Kodiak Island Borough Personnel Rules & Regulations (2nd Rdg)
Mr. Peotter moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -7 -0. Seconded by Mr.
Anderson.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened: No Comments.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
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D. Executive Session
Mr. Peotter moved to go into Executive Session for the purpose of
discussing personnel. Seconded by Mr. Wakefield.
Motion carried 5 -2 with Mr. Herrnsteen and Mr. Wakefield casting
the NO votes.
Mayor Ogg vetoed the motion.
Mr. Peotter moved to override the veto. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Motion carried 5 -2 with Mr. Herrnsteen and Mr. Wakefield casting the
NO votes.
The Assembly reported out of Executive Session at 10:53 PM.
Mr. Peotter reported that the sub - committee of the Assembly reviewed
the twenty -nine Manager applications that were submitted prior to the
deadline and briefly reviewed the thirtieth applicant tonight. As a
result of that review, recommended the top six candidates:
1) Mr.
2) Mr.
3) Mr.
4) Mr.
5) Mr.
6) Mr.
Allington
Bivins
Fehst
Hansen
Shealy
Wise
Mr. Peotter moved that the Assembly authorize the release of all the
resumes of all the candidates to the media if they so wish to pursue
them and that in the future that any time the Assembly advertises
for a position where resumes are submitted and the Assembly acts on
them, that the ad include the sentence, "Submittal of resume is
tantamount to approval of release of said resume to the media ".
Seconded by Mr. Arndt. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
IX OLD BUSINESS
A. Ord. No. 81 -10 -0 Providing For Negotiated Lease Of Borough
Owned Real Property (Tabled)
Mr. Peotter moved to remove from the table Ordinance No. 31 -10 -0.
Seconded by Mr. Arndt. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
Mr. Anderson moved to table until the next meeting. Seconded by
Mr. Wakefield. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
B. Contract For Lease Sale #60 and PAS Review
Mf. Wakefield moved to approve the contract between Kodiak Island
Borough and The Townsend Group not to exceed $3,500. Seconded by
Mr. Arndt. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
C. Coastal Management Goals & Objectives
Mr. Wakefield moved to adopt the Draft Coastal Management Plan in
concept. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
Mr. Peotter moved to amend by deletion of section 3.
Seconded by Mr. Herrnsteen.
Mr. Herrnsteen moved to table to the Work Session.
Motion carried 4 -3 with Mr. Murray, Mr. Peotter and
the NO votes.
under Subsistence (2).
Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Mr. Wakefield casting
Mr. Peotter moved to recess until 7:00 PM tomorrow evening. Seconded by
Mr. Anderson. Motion carried with Mr. Wakefield voicing objection.
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Mayor Ogg called the meeting to order at 7:05 PM.
X MANAGERS REPORT
Mr. Hansen stated that he is withdrawing his name from the Managers position.
1. Request for Grant to Village Library for "Old Harbor History &
Culture Collection"
No Action.
2. Agreement with Neal & Co.
Mr. Peotter moved for the manager to sign the agreement with Neal &
Company regarding litigation surrounding the hospital. Seconded by
Mr. Arndt. Motion carried with no objection.
3. Minutes of Meeting Re: Health Care for the Elderly
4. Request for Additional Operating Capital
These were gone through previously.
5. 1st Rdg. Ord. #81 -14 -0 Pertaining to Assessment of Costs for 0 & M
with Respect to Capital Improvements
Mr. Murray moved for adoption of Ordinance No. 81 -14 -0. Seconded by
Mr. Anderson. Motion carried 5 -2 with Mr. Arndt and Mr. Wakefield
voicing objection.
6. State Generator Waste Heat Demonstration Project
Information only.
7. Larsen Bay School Generator
Mr. Peotter moved that the Manager prepare a resolution to amend the
budget to provide for the funding to purchase a generator to replace
the 55KW in Larsen Bay. Seconded by Mr. Herrnsteen. Motion carried
6 -1 with Mr. Wakefield objecting.
8. KEA Estimated Cost for Work on Main Elementary School Powerlines
Mr. Peotter moved that the Manager be authorized to proceed with the
underground electrical utilities at the Main School site and the cost
not to exceed $34,800 under contract with KEA. Seconded by Mr.
Herrnsteen. Unanimous voice vote.
9. Resolution #81 -10 -R Supporting the Alaska Coastal Management Program
Mr. Herrnsteen moved to adopt Resolution No. 81 -10 -R. Seconded by Mr.
Wakefield. Unanimous roll call vote.
10. Shuyak Land Settlement
Mr. Herrnsteen moved to approve the Agreement in concept. Seconded by
Mr. Anderson.
Mr. Peotter moved amend by deleting in section 3. the bracketed Lesnoi
selection. Seconded by Mr. Arndt. Amendment carried with no objection.
Mr. Wakefield moved to amend section 6. by deleting Shuyak anu adding
"Alexander Baranof State Game Refuge ". Seconded by Mr. Herrnsteen.
Amendment carried 6 -1 with Mr. Peotter objecting.
The main motion as amended carried by unanimous voice vote.
The Chair would entertain a motion for the Manager to write a letter
in support of getting USS 3467, USS 3468 and the unsurveyed section
on the top of Monashka which is a part of Section 0 and also, the
seven acre Peterson School site at the Coast Guard Base.
Mr. Herrnsteen so moved. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
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Mr. Peotter moved to amend by requesting the Manager to have the
Land Consultant look into this for parcels other than those that
have been identified tonight that may be appropriate. Seconded
by Mr. Wakefield. Amendment carried with no objection.
Main motion as amended carried by unanimous voice vote.
11. House Bill No. 213
Mr. Peotter moved that the Manager send a letter to the Chairman
of Resource Committee, Chairman of Finance Committee, Rep. Zharoff,
Sen. Mulcahy and Rep. Sutcliff stating the Assembly's support for
the bill. Seconded by Mr. White. Motion carried with no objection.
XI NEW BUSINESS
A. Schools & Hospital Energy Conservation Project Program
Mr. Peotter moved to authorize the staff to proceed with the re-
questing proposals up to 535,000 starting with the complex, hospital
and East Elementary. Seconded by Mr. Herrnsteen. Motion carried
with no objection.
B. Recommendation for the Sale or Lease of Lot 11, USS 3098
(Robert Stanford /Island Air)
Mr. Anderson moved that the Manager proceed with getting the agreement
with the City and getting title to the property. Seconded by Mr.
Wakefield. Motion carried with no objection.
Mr. Anderson moved that the Assembly voices non - objection to the Present
use of that property until such time as title, deed or whatever comes to
a resolution. Seconded by Mr. Wakefield. Motion carried with no objection.
C. Recommendation for a Grazing Lease on the remaining unsold lots, not
fronting on the water, within USS 2730 obtaining approximately 126 acres
on Kupreanof Strait. (John Brown)
Mr. Anderson moved to lease to Mr. Brown for 5250 a year the appro< -3tely
125 acres within USS 2730 with the six stipulations recommended by tie 2 ; Z
Commission. Seconded by Mr. Murray. Motion carried by unanimous ,oice vote.
D. Ord. No. 81 - - Amending Title 17 Of The Kodiak Island Borough _
Pertaining To Zoning (1st Rdg)
Mr. Anderson moved to adopt Ordinance No. 31 - 12 - 0. Seconded by '^r
Una imous voice vote.
ray.
E. Ord. No. 81 -13 -0 Rezoning Lots 1A, 1B, 1C, Block 1, Emmons Addlti -n.
iife USS 1 2843, 5 Lo 7 ts 1, 2A 2B, 3A & 38, Block 2, Emmons Addition, .:SS 2:23
erjec,lAnae son1 3 F n 4n1ey, Magnal ResiWe J R5z.
Mr. Murray moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -13-0. Seconded by Mr -er - .'s seen.
Motion carried 6 -1 with Mr. Wakefield voicing objection.
F. Award of Contract for Personnel Lift
Mir. Herrnsteen moved to award the bid for the Personnel Lift to Genie
Industries for the sum of 55,250 plus freight. Seconded by Mr. roll call vote.
G. Microfiche - Borouah/KIBSr
Discuss at Work Session March 21.
-H. Purchase 3enefit Analysis of Computer / System 34
Discuss at Work Session March 21.
I. Res. No. 81 -9 -R Creating and Appointing A Uniform Guilding Codes
Board of Appeals. (Changed to Ordinance No. 3 1- 15- 0)(lst Rdg)
Mr. Herrnsteen moved to adopt Ordinance No. 31 -15 -0 in the first near -u
Seconded by Mr. Peotter. Unanimous voice vote.
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J. Memo from Noreen Thompson re: Percent for Art, Ouzinkie a Larsen Bay
Mr. Anderson moved to authorize the Administration to sign a
contract with Chrisana Davis for Ouzinkie School in the amount of
$4,000 and sign a contract with Huong Na for Larsen Bay School
in the amount of $5,000. Seconded by Mr. Herrnsteen. Unanimous voice vote.
K. KIBSD Report of Revenues & Expenditures - Jan. 1931
Mr. Peotter moved to acknowledge receipt. Seconded by Mr. Herrnsteen.
Motion carried with no objection.
L. KIB Detailed Budget & Revenue Report - Jan. 1981
Mr. Wakefield moved to acknowledge receipt. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
:lotion carried with no objection.
M. Resolution No. 81 -11 -R re: Passage of H.B. 223
Mr. Herrnsteen moved to adopt Resolution No. 81 -11 -R. Seconded by
Mr. Murray. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
XII MAYORS COMMENTS
1. Lobbyists in Juneau
Approximate costs is $5,000 per month. (full time)
Would suggest that the Assembly address getting a Lobbyist next year
and perhaps work in conjunction with the City of Kodiak.
2. Lt. Gov. Miller will come to Kodiak and hold a Loan Fair on
March 9, 1981.
3. Public Forum on Shuyak Land Classification on March 26 at 7:00 PM
in the Jr. High Gym.
4. Division of Natural Resources will have public hearing on March 27
at 7:00 PM.
5. Letter from Hospital
Mr. Peotter moved to acknowledge receipt of the letter. Seconded by Mr.
Herrnsteen. Unanimous voice vote.
6. Resolution from Bells Flats
Work Session on March 21 with P & Z.
7. Land Agreement for the Watershed
Thg agreement between Koniag and Ouzinkie and the Borough for the
Monashka Bay Watershed has been signed. We will receive title to
some 7,000 acres when the Koniag amendment between Ouzinkie and
Koniag is signed for some 7,000 acres on Afognak Island.
8. Manager Applicants
I suggest that in the interest of local government that the Assembly
rescind their action of last evening and set up a Work Session on
selecting a Manager. Where and which the committee could report to
the Assembly. Work Session after meeting with DOT on March 10.
Mr. Peotter moved to adjourn. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Mayor Ogg ruled out of order.
Mr. Peotter challenged the Chair.
The Chair prevailed after 2 -5 vote with Mr. Arndt and Mr. Peotter casting YES votes.
• XIII ASSEMBLY COMMENTS
Mr. Peotter: Feel we should all sit down and discuss where we are coning
-from and what our goals are.
Mr. Herrnsteen: microphone for Clerk
Mr. Arndt: Think the meeting on March 10 would be a good time to outline
the role of the Mayor, the Assembly and the Manager. Feel they have to
be identified.
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ATTEST:
Mr. White: This has been a pretty interesting experience.
Mr. Murray: Think it is important to sit down and talk about the
problems in a Work Session and resolve the differences because it
is not in the best interest of KIB for the Mayor and Assembly to
be at odds.
Mr. Murray moved to reconsider Resolution No. 81 -8 -R as amended.
Seconded by Mr. Peotter. Unanimous voice vote.
Mr. Murray moved to amend the section on Legislative Travel allocating
the sum of $3,000 for the Assembly Per Diem and Travel and 33,000 for
the Mayor Per Diem and Travel. Seconded by Mr. Wakefield.
Amendment carried 6 -1 with Mr. Arndt casting the NO vote.
(Mr. Murray moved to adopt Res. No. 81 -8 -R. Seconded by tlr. Wakefield)
Main motion as amended carried 6 -1 with Mr. Anderson casting the NO vote.
Would like permission from the Assembly, to travel on their behalf, to
Juneau from Anchorage March 16 -18.
Mr. Peotter moved to authorize .1r. Murray to travel on behalf of the
Borough to Juneau on March 16 -18. Seconded by Mr. Herrnsteen.
Motion carried 6 -1 with Mr. Wakefield objecting.
Mr. Wakefield: Would like to welcome Mr. White.
Mr. Anderson: Would like to caution the Assemblyman to think about
the budget that is coming up.
Mayor Ogg: Would like to veto that section for 5155,000 for an addition
to the seating in Main.
Reasons: 1) The money is not reimbursable at the 80% rate.
2)The Architectural Review Board was set up to pass on Borough
Buildings and make decisions on School Buildings.
3) Letter from School District stating they don't see a necessity
for this particular addition. They feel if one is to use the
money in a manner related to a school it should be put into
site - development which is reimbursable under the 800.
Mr. Herrnsteen moved to override the veto. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Motion carried 5 -2 with Mr. Anderson and Mr. Wakefield casting the NO Votes.
XIV AUDIENCE COMMENTS
Mr. John Pugh: Would like to request of the Assembly that if the Coast
Guard is going to make a point of making these requests on our rezoning
in relationship to these particular quiet zones that perhaps the Assembly
might request that the Coast Guard indemnify it for any potential losses
in sale of the land or resale value of the land in that we can no longer
zone it from what it is and they may come to us and ask us to no longer
use the land or sell the land.
In regards to the sale of P -1, it might behoove the Assembly that on any
sale of land that they consider now or in the future where development
plans are a condition of the sale that a performance bond also be required
of the developer at the time of purchase.
XV ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 12:10 AM.
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