12/03/1981KOOIAK ISLAND AORaGH ..,SEMBLY MMEET4NG - DECEMBER 3, 1
(A Verbatim Record is on File in the Clerk's Office)
I CALL TD;ORDER
May rnsteen called the meeting to order at 7:40 P.M. in the Borough
Asse Chambers.
II ROLL CALL
Present Absent
Mayor Herrnsteen
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Arndt
Mr. Murray
Mr. Peotter
Mr. Wakefield
Mr. White
A quorum was established.
Mayor Herrnsteen thanked the people involved in the search and rescue of the persons
that were aboard the St. Patrick on behalf of the Borough and Community. He asked
for a minute of silence to express the deep sorrow felt by the community for the
ones lost.
III ACCEPTANCE OF AGENDA
Mayor Herrnsteen had one addition to be added to the agenda under COMMUNICATIONS
& APPEARANCES item D. Architectural Review Board - lir. Wayne Coleman.
There were no objections to the agenda.
IV MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS
A. Assembly - Reg. - Nov. 9, 1981
Mr. Peotter moved to accept the Minutes of November 9, 1981. Seconded by
Mr. White. Motion carried with no objection.
V MINUTES OF OTHER MEETINGS
A. KIBSD - Reg. - Oct. 26 /Nov. 9, 1981
B. KRfflfospital Advisory Brd. - Sept. 8 /Sept. 15 /Oct. 13 /Nov. 3, 1981
C. V I& Z - Reg. - Oct. 21, 1981
D. Bells Flats- Russian Creek Road Service District - Nov. 4, 1981
E. Architectural Review Board - Nov. 12 /Nov. 20, 1981
F. Personnel Advisory Board - July 1, 1981 (3rd Qtr.)
G.' 'Health Resources Advisory Council - Sept. 2 /Oct. 29, 1981
H. 0.C.S. Advisory Council - June 16 /Oct. 13, 1981
I. CZM Tech. Comm. - Dec. 1, 1980 /Jan. 28 /March 24 /Sept. 14, 1931
Mr. Peotter moved to acknowledge receipt of Items A thru I. Seconded by Mr.
Wakefield. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
VI COMMUNICATIONS & APPEARANCES
A. P & Z Representative
B. Hospital Advisory Board Appointment
Mayor Herrnsteen appointed the following:
Mr. Ben Ardinger - 3 year term to expire October 1984
Mr. Tom Sweeney - 1 year term to expire 1982
Mr. Wilton White - 3 year term to expire 1984
Mr. Jerome Selby - ex- officio member - Health Director of KANA
Dr. Charles McCoy - ex- officio member - Chief of Staff of Hospital
Mr. Peotter moved to ratify the appointments. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
C. Health Resources Advisory Board
No action taken.
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D. Architectural Review Board -
Mr. Peotter moved that the Admin
negotiations with URS Company fo
Seconded by Mr. Wakefield.
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Mr. Wayne Coleman
istration be directed to enter in
r the Island Lake Sewer and Water Project.
Mr. Arndt moved by substitution to negotiate with Kramer, Chin & Mayo.
Seconded by Mr. Wakefield. Motion failed 1 -5 with Mr. Arndt casting
the YES vote.
Main motion carried 4 -2 yith Mr. Arndt and Mr. Murray casting the NO votes.
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
A. Toby Cook on Lot 4A, Block 3, Miller Point Alaska Subdivision
Mayor Herrnsteen closed the regular meeting and reconvened as a Board of
Adjustment.
Appellant:(Toby Cook for Mike and Violet Rock)1. It would create an unnecessary
hardship on the Rocks. The building has been there since 1973 and it's a
351'x 43'gearshed. It would be impossible to move. 2. There are exceptional
physical characteristics to this property in that the structures have already
existed for a number of years. A subdivision line doesn't, from how L under-
stand it, create a nonconforming use. If the line were to be straightened
out, then we wouldn't have the setbacks required. Then we would have to request
a variance on the setback. That is why the line was drawn the way it is.
Granting this subdivision without the two conditions would not result in any
material damage or prejudice to other properties in the vicinity. It wouldn't
be detrimental to the public's health, safety or welfare. We have checked
with all the other property owners and we haven't come up with any opposition.
Granting the subdivision without the conditions wouldn't be contrary to the
objectives of the comprehensive plan. We know the plan is not arbitrary,
unreasonable or destructive. I feel that blanket decisions that are being
made are not the way we need decisions made. We need each case like this
considered on its own merit. Members of P & Z need to see the location.
I would like to read the letter handed to me as I walked in tonight from Mrs.
Jean Alwert asking the Assembly to pass the subdivision.
Mayor Herrnsteen noted the receipt of letters and statements from the following:
Mr. Bartel . Mr. Martin Urie Mrs. Thunnel
Mr. R.G. Wamser Mr. Bill Jacobson Mrs. Missal
Mrs. Nelson Michael & Carolyn Jones
Gordon Bartel: We moved to Kodiak in July and immediately began looking for
property. We were shown this house and fell in love with it. We entered into
negotiation with the Rocks simply because we could not afford the entire almost
two and a half acres with both buildings. The Rocks were good enough to consent
if the subdivision passed to sell the home with approximately 40,000 feet of
property in the front. We have occupied the home.pending the proposed sub-
division and are only waiting an outcome at this point.
William Missal: I don't have any problem with the gearshed, the shape of the
lot, it being adjacent to my property or it being used as it is now. Or if
a residence was built there. I would like to point out that this easement was
there when I bought this property long before there was any thought of sub-
dividing it. I don't see where that easement creates any kind of a problem at e
Mayor Herrnsteen asked if anyone present opposed the appeal and there were none.
Therefore, the Public Hearing portion closed.
Tim Hill: ( P & Z Rep.) The main reason for the decision is because of the non-
e why y
CO^ orming use it WOU10 be creating. Under Title au is we asked to
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make a straight line. We are trying to keep all the lot lines straight.
Mr. Peotter moved to affirm the reconnendations of the Planning and Zoning
Commission. Seconded by Mr. Murray.
Mr. Cook: (rebuttal) The two conditions placed on the subdivision are what we
are appealing. One condition was that the lot line be straightened. The lot
line can't be straightened with the buildings where they are. The second
condition was the fact that they wanted to remove the gearshed. The gearshed
has been there a long time.
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Robinne Bartel:I'm the one who made a lot of the phone calls to the people
whose letters you have in your file. Their responses were all positive.
The wAy-I =looking at it is that it gives us a chance to buy property in
Kodiak. We have been here since the middle of the summer and extensively
looked for something to buy. We finally found something we could afford and
the back parcel is a potential perhaps for another private resident. Which
I think Kodiak could use.
Motion carried 4 -2 with Mr. Anderson and tor. Wakefield casting the NO votes.
Mr. Peotter: I concur with the Planning and Zoning Commission in that it
creates an unconforming use in the setbacks as required by the code for
Lot 4A -1. They would oe in violation of the code.
Mr. Murray: I concur with Mr. Peotter. I feel that what we would be doing
is creating the same problems that we've addressed in the past and that is
that we, by allowing subdivisions to go through without adherence to the code,
set up different sets of standards for people. We indicate to new subdividers
that they have to meet certain requirements in order to subdivide. I think
the same thing exists here.
Mr. Arndt: I concur with the Planning and Zoning Commission. I also have
some other problems with it similar to Mr. Murray's. A lot of it being the
access. If any other developer comes in here dedicated access has to be
provided. When someone goes to build on it there are setbacks that have to
be adhered to or variances have to be obtained. I just can't go along with
this.
Mr. White: I voted to uphold Planning and Zoning because it would create a
nonconforming use of the proposed lot 4A -2 and it would also be noncon-
forming setback for rear lot 4A -1.
Mr. Wakefield: Voted in favor of Appe
requi red.
Mr. Anderson: Voted in favor of Appea
required.
alant; therefore, statement is not
lent; therefore, statement is not
B. William & Jean Alwert on Lot 3, Block 1, Kadiak Alaska, First Addition
Tim Hill: (P & Z Rep.) The main reason for the Commission's decision is that
it iscating a nonconforming use by placing an accessory building on R -3
land without a main dwelling.
Appellant:(Mr. Alwert) I am half owner of the Buccaneer Enterprises. I want
to put a storage building for my gear that I have stored there, at my house
and at:.the cannery that I fish for. I have lost a lot of gear out there
already because I don't have any way of locking it up. I have a contract for
a building that we are proposing to build on there. In the last three years
alone, I probably lost $20,000 worth of gear out there because I can't lock
it up. We tried to get a building permit on that property when we first
bought it to build a house. We were turned down because it wouldn't pass the
perk test for a septic tank because it is a pond there and we have filled it.
Now if we can't put a building up to put our gear inside, can't store it at
the cannery, we could store it at our house here in town and it would be
legal but I don't think my neighbors would like it. So I would appreciate it
very much if we could get this passed.
Gale Holfert: I am a teacher at Peterson Elementary and I am also a former
employee of Mr. Alwert's partner. I would like to speak in favor of their
appeal because I happen to be familiar with the location of the property and
I am also familiar with the problems they have encountered out there. I was
a witness to the damage that .
a witness damage • � ;.a; done to the gear which was damaged by some-
one tunneling through all the crab pots with a pocket knife. This is a
fishing community and an awful lot of revenue's derived °from the fishing industry.
I think the support of the fishing industry is pretty important. I also
recognize the importance of proper planning and zoning.
Dave Pistorese: I am a fisherman and former employee of Buccaneer Enterprises.
I agree with everything that Gale and Bill said. I think it is in the interest
of all concerned to pass this adjustment. I think by doing this you will allow
the fishing gear that is presently stored in a populated residential area to be
moved and stored in appropriate structure outside of town. I believe this is
good for both the residents and the Borough.
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Skip Bolton: I have lived here for sixteen years and I am also a fisherman.
I would like to say that I am in favor of Mr. Alwert's proposal here because
for one reason I store my gear out there too. I would also like to say that
as long as I have lived here and been a fisherman I feel that I somehow have
been alienated from this community at times, just because lam a .fisherman.
It seems like there is a certain element in this town that if you're a
fisherman it's fine, we'll take your taxes and well take your money. I
think some special consideration should be given for this project.
Stuart Ferris: I am a fisherman and I live in town. I am in favor of Bill's
project because I have the same thing Skip does, I store some of my gear there.
Paul Duffy: I am in favor of Bill's project.
Lorna Arndt: As you know this size warehouse is bigger than the warehouse I
lost and I'm not allowed to put up another one, even a smaller size on business
zoned land. All I was using mine for was to store personal belongings of mine
and my kids which we don't have room for anywhere else. I'm not interested in
renting anything out, I just want somewhere to store my own belongings. In our
code, I think it reads, that even in R -3 if you put up an accessory building on
your land it must be for your own private use and not for others. Another thin,
is, our service district is being formed and sewer and water lines are going
right down that way. If we have to wait in our service district, why can't
this wait until a dwelling is put up there. I think before you do anything els(
I think the Borough Assembly needs to define the size of accessory buildings th
will be allowed on R -1. R -2 and R -3 land. Also, you should determine what size
building is considered a warehouse and would go on industrial land. I think if
you've got codes and statutes we need to follow them.
Paul Duffy: (rebuttal) Everything is not zoned exactly the way it probably
should be and in this case it is zoned R -3 but he cannot build a house on it
because of the perk test. The property is real thick with fill because it is
all swamp. So there are circumstances such as this one that I feel you should
take a little thought in.
Mr. Alwert:(rebuttal) I have never charged for storage.
Mr. Wakefield moved to reverse the decision of Planning and Zoning Commission
and grant the exception requested by Buccaneer Enterprises. Seconded by Mr.
Anderson. Motion failed 3 -3 with Mr. Anderson, Mr. Murray and Mr. Waketield
casting the YES votes.
Mr. Peotter: I feel that the ordinances and the legal nonconformity that is in
existence now would be perpetuated by granting this appeal. It is zoned R -3
and there is a reason for zoning R -3. It was difficult for me to make that
decision, but I do feel that we have to begin to uphold our ordinances.
Mr. Arndt: I agree with Mr. Peotter, it is a very difficult decision. I feel
that we do have the ordinances and it comes down to the feeling that if we are
going to have them we need to adhere to them; if not get rtd of them or change
them. I concur with Planning and Zoning reasons for denial.
Mr. White: I believe we should uphold Planning and Zonings decision because it
i.s nosing use of R -3 property. I think we need to get some rezoning and
perhaps this will add some strength to the necessity of getting a warehouse
ordinance in this area so we can allow this. Pot storage is a problem all over
town.
Mayor Herrnsteen closed the Board of Adjustment.
VII PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Ord. No. 81 -53 -0 Providing For The Composition, Representation And
Apportionment Of The Kodiak Island Borough Assembly.
Mr. Peotter moved to adopt Ordinance Ilo. 81 -53 -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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B. Ord. No. 81 -54 -0 Amending Title 17 Of The KIB Code, Pertaining To Zoning,
By Revising Chapter 17.03 - General Provisions And Deleting Portions Of
Chapter 17.30 - General Use Regulations.
Mr. Anderson moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -54 -0.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened:
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
C. Ord. No. 81 -55 -0 Amending Chapter 17.09 Zoning Map District Boundaries.
Mr. Murray moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -55 -0. Seconded by Mr. White.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened: NO COMMENTS.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
D. Ord. No. 81 -56 -0 Amending Chapter 17.28 - Watershed Zones And Deleting
Sections 17.30.060(8) And 17.66.030(8) - Additional Uses Permitted In
Watershed Zones.
Mr. Anderson moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -56 -0. Seconded by Mr. Wakefield.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened:
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
E. Ord. No. 81 -57 -0 Amending Chapter 16.20 Of The
Subdivision Design Standards, By Creating Park
Mr. Murray moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -57 -0.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened:
Ron Doubt: I don't feel that the community is to need of having property
owners supply private land for public use. I feel there are many other
methods by which this community can acquire land. They have land given to
them by the State, the Borough owns land at this time, they've owned land
in the past and if this is a priority they could've gone ahead and set
that land aside for parks. If they need money to develop the parks, we
have a tax system. I would like to see parks developed in the community
but I don't think you should take any one property list or one section of
the property list and say that these are the people that are going to go
ahead and develop the parks.
Craig Bishop: I have a real problem with taking property from anybody for
any reason without compensation.
Don Rounsaville: I am for the concept of parks. I think we need them, but
I don't think this is the way to go. I think you need to rethink parts of
this as far as the size of parcel before you pass it.
Gary Donaldson: I am no longer a resident of Kodiak but I was just visiting
your meeting here tonight. I'm rather appalled at the socialistic idea that
any government body can sit here and write an ordinance that they feel is nice
because they would like a park, so that they can legally steal the land from
the people.
NO COMMENTS.
NO COMMENTS.
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Seconded by Mr. Murray.
KIB Code, Pertaining To
Dedication Requirements.
Seconded by Mr. Peotter.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Mr. Hi11:(P & Z Rep.) I would like to say that the ordinance is completely
legitimate and legal as we presented it to you. The concept is good.
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This is what they call a "developer or sub - dividers" tax.
Motfon'fAfled by unanimous voice vote.
F. Ord` No. 81 -58-0 Amending Title 17 Of The KIB Code, Pertaining To
By Revising Chapter 17.60, Signs.
Mr. Anderson moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -58 -0. Seconded by Mr. White.
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened: NO COMMENTS.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
G. Ord. No. 81 -59 -0 For The Disposal Of Tax -
2382, Located On Raspberry Island, Kodiak
Mr. Wakefield moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81-
Regular Session closed:
Public Hearing opened: NO COMMENTS.
Public Hearing closed:
Regular Session opened:
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
VIII OLD BUSINESS
A. Port Lions Mini -Hydro (Tabled)
Mr. Wakefield moved to remove the Port Lions Mini -Hydro Project from the table.
Seconded by Mr. Peotter. Motion carried with no objection.
(Mr. Wakefield moved that the Borough Assembly send letters to the State
agencies supporting the overhead transmission line to Port Lions from the
Terror Lake Hydro - Electric Project and stating it is consistant with Kodiak
Island Borough's Coastal Zone Management Plan as it is being developed.
Seconded by Mr. White.)
Foreclosed Land, U.S. Survey
Island Borough, Alaska.
59 -0. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
Main motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
B. Men: Hospital Audit
Mr. Peotter moved to concur with the Manager's suggestion on the financial
management review of the hospital and that he enter into an agreement with
Arthef Young and Company not to exceed $7,300 and not to exceed $1,500 for
out -of- pocket expenses with the total not to exceed $8,800. Seconded by
Mr. White. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
A. Memo re: Request for Meeting
1. Thursday, Dec. 10, 1981, 7:00 P.M. with CZM Staff
2. Thursday, Dec. 17, 1981, 7:00 P.M. with KANA
3. January Assembly Meeting changed to Jan. 6, 1982 at 6:30 PM.
X NEW BUSINESS
A. Destroying Ballots: Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
Oct.
5, 1976 - Reg.
18, 1977 - Special
8, 1977 - Run -Off
7, 1980 - Reg.
Zoning,
Mr. White and Mr. Murray volunteered to help with this duty.
B. Ord. No. 81 -60 -0 Correcting Budget Wording Of Title 3 As indicated.(1st Rdg.)
Mr. Anderson moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -60 -0. Seconded by Mr. Peotter.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
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C. Ord. No. 81 -61 -0 Relating To Acceptance And Appropriation Of Grant Funds.
(1st Rdg.)
Mr. Anderson moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -61 -0. Seconded by Mr. White.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
D. Ord. No. 81 -62 -0 Pertaining To The Status Of Employees Of The Kodiak
Mental Health Center. (1st Rdg.)
Mr. Anderson moved to adopt Ordinance No 81 -62 -0. Seconded by Mr. White.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
E. Ord. No. 81 -63 -0 Relating To The Authority Of The Manager To Effect
Change Orders With Respect To Borough Construction.
Mr. Anderson nerved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -63 -0. Seconded by Mr. Wakefield.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
F. Ord. No. 81 -64 -0 Amending The Appropriation Ordinance Of Fiscal Year 1982
For Road Service Districts. (1st Rdg.)
Mr. Peotter moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -64 -0. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
G. Ord. No. 81 -65 -0 Amending Number Of Members Of The Bells Flats- Russian
Creek Advisory Board From Five Members To Seven Members. (1st Rdg.)
Mr. Peotter moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81 -65 -0. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
H. Res. No. 81 -95 -R Authorizing Application For A Grant To Construct A
School At Chiniak.
Mr. Peotter moved to adopt Resolution No. 81 -95 -R. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
I. Res. No. 81 -96 -R Designating The Borough Treasurer Or His Successor To
Proceed Under AS 29.53.230 To Enforce The Lien Of Taxes Against Real Property.
Mr. Peotter moved to adopt Resolution No. 81 -96 -R. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
J. Res. No. 81 -97 -R Establishing Policy Of Fixed Asset Accounting For The KIB.
Mr. White moved to adopt Resolution No. 81 -97 -R. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
K. Res. No. 81 -98 -R Authorizing A Negotiated Lease For An Indoor Shooting
Fdeillty.
Mr. Anderson moved to adopt Resolution No. 81 -98 -R.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
L. Audit Management Letter
Mr. Murray moved to accept both the audit and management letter of Arthur
Young and Company. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Mr. Peotter moved to amend by requesting the administration and staff to report
quarterly as to the progress on recommendations that were made in comments in
the letter. Seconded by Mr. White. Amendment carried by unanimous voice vote.
Main motion as amended carried by unanimous voice vote.
M. Mem A_
. .._..� re: Annexation Request by the City
Mr. Peotter moved to authorize the Manager to draft a letter of non - objection
to the annexation of Gull, Uski and Round Islands into the corporate city limits.
Seconded by Mr. Anderson. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
N. Res. No. 81 -100 -R Supporting The Terror Lake Project.
Mr. Peotter moved to adopt Resolution No. 81- 100 -R. Seconded by Mr. Anderson.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
Seconded by Mr. Wakefield.
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tir. Peotter moved that Mr. Shealy and any Assembly Members, who wish to go,
be authorized to travel to Juneau to speak before APA on December 15th to
suppattpe Borough's position. Seconded by Mr. Arndt. Motion carried by
unaniniou*voice vote.
0. Res: No. 81 -99 -R Authorizing The Receipt And Expenditure Of Municipal
Grants Appropriated By The 1981 Legislature.
Mr. Murray moved to adopt Resolution No. 81 -99 -R. Seconded by Mr. Wakefield.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
P. Memo re: Request of Koniag
Mr. Peotter moved to support Mr. Eaton's request in his efforts in developing
Chiniak as a location for a treatment of alcoholism and drug abuse. Seconded
by Mr. Wakefield. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
Q. KIBSD Report of Revenues & Expenditures - Oct. 1981
Mr. Peotter moved to acknowledge receipt. Seconded by Mr. Arndt.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
R. KIB Financial Statement Revenue & Expenditure Report - Oct. 1981
Mr. Wakefield moved to acknowledge receipt. Seconded by Mr. Peotter.
Motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
XI MAYORS COMMENTS
1. I am curious about the letter from the Coast Guard re: cattle on the base.
2. I would like to know the Assembly's feeling about filling the vacant seat.
XII ASSEMBLY COMMENTS
Mr. Anderson: I think we should fill the vacant seat as soon as possible and
get a full assembly. Another thing I would like to see a lot set aside on
the Russian River side for a park. Also, I think one of our high priorities
we should consider in our CIP plan is to develop the land behind the Airport
so we can get that industrial property off there.
Mr. Wakefield: I want to thank you for the support on the Port Lions Hydro.
A so 1 would like to commend the Planning Dept. and the consultants for what
they have done so far on the Port Lions Comp. Plan.
Mr. Anderson: I have one more thing, I would like the Borough to draw up
legisl476m to have retail inventories left up to the municipality so they
have all to delete it like we did on the boats from the tax form.
Mr. Whit; I wonder if it would be good to have the Staff write a letter to
the City, on behalf of the Assembly, to suggest they use the half a million
windfall for tax reductions rather than capital projects. I would like to
see.tiiem use that money for elimination of sales tax on utilities.
Mr. Arndt: No comments.
Mr. Murray: I had an inquiry re: how long the swimming pool will be down.
Mr. Peotter: I think it might be appropriate for you, Mr. Mayor, to advertise
an to resurrect the Parks Committee and maybe get some direction before us
to pick out suitable sites while we still have land to set aside for parks.
XIII AUDIENCE COMMENTS
None
XIV ADJOURNMENT
ATTEST:
Mr. Peotter moved to adjourn. The meeting adjourned at 12:20 PM.
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