11/21/1991 RMA regular meeting of the Kodiak Island Borough
Assembly was held November 21, 1991 in the Assembly
Chambers of the Kodiak Island Borough Building, 710
Mill Bay Road. The meeting was called to order at
7:30 p.m.
The invocation was given by Pastor Michael Miers of
the Church of the Nazarene, followed by the Pledge of
Allegiance.
There were present:
Jack McFarland, Presiding
Betty Fitzjearl Gordon Gould
. Suzanne Hancock Mike Milligan
Mary Monroe Gary Stevens
comprising a quorum of the Assembly; and
Jerome Selby, Borough Mayor
Linda Freed, Community Development Director
Judi Nielsen, Borough Deputy Clerk
Jane Edmonds, Records Coordinator
APPROVAL OF AGENDA APPROVAL OF
AGENDA
STEVENS, moved to approve agenda
seconded by MONROE as submitted.
VOTE ON MOTION
MOTION CARRIED
APPROVAL OF MINUTES APPROVAL OF
MINUTES
None.
AWARDS AND
AWARDS AND PRESENTATIONS PRESENTATIONS
A. Student of the Month
Mayor Selby presented the Student of the Month Award
to Kristen Krumrev a senior at Old Harbor High
School.
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RODIAR ISLAND BOROUGH
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November 21, 1991
unanimous voice vote
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CITIZENS' COMMENTS
A. Agenda Items Not Scheduled For Public Hearing
Kathy Cordry opposed adoption of Ordinance
No. 91 -33. She said the sawmill was conditional use
in a conservation zone and warehousing did not fit in
the area. She thought a rezone from conservation to
business was in non - conformance and was a blatant
disregard of the comprehensive plan.
B. Items Other Than Those Appearing on the Agenda
None.
COMMITTEE REPORTS COMMITTEE
REPORTS
None.
PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC HEARING
All ordinances and resolutions presented at this
meeting were introduced by title only and copies made
available to the public.
A. Ordinance No. 91 -28 Rezoning a Tract of Land ORDINANCE
Totalling 4,360 Acres from C -- Conservation to NO. 91 -28
W -- Watershed in the Vicinity of the City of
Larsen Bay.
Presented for consideration was Ordinance No. 91 -28
which, if adopted, rezoned a tract of land in Larsen
Bay to protect and regulate the municipal water
supply to ensure good quality water be maintained.
FITZJEARL, moved to adopt
seconded by STEVENS Ordinance No. 91 -28.
Mayor Selby explained the ordinance allowed the City
of Larsen Bay to regulate the use of the watershed.
The Presiding Officer called for public testimony;
seeing and hearing none, the Assembly was reconvened.
FITZJEARL,
seconded by STEVENS
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moved to amend
Ordinance No. 91 -28 to
include findings -of-
fact as presented by
the Planning & Zoning
Commission.
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As part of the motion, the findings - of - fact were read
as follows:
"1. Will protect and regulate the Larsen Bay
municipal water supply to ensure good quality
water is maintained;
2. Will prohibit all other land uses not compatible
with the maintenance of the municipal watershed;
3.. Will be consistent with the local ordinances
developed by the City of Larsen Bay to further
protect this community resource;
4. Will not create any non - conforming land uses."
VOTE ON MOTION TO AMEND
Ayes:
Fitzjearl, Gould,
Hancock, Milligan,
Monroe, Stevens,
McFarland
Noes: None
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous
VOTE ON MOTION AS AMENDED
Ayes: Gould, Hancock,
Milligan, Monroe,
Stevens, Fitzjearl,
McFarland
Noes: None
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous
B. Ordinance No. 91 -29 Rezoning Lots 1 and 2 of KEA ORDINANCE
Subdivision, U.S. Survey 1995 from R- C- -Multi NO. 91 -29
Family Residential to B- -Business (610 Mission
and 615 Tagura).
Presented for consideration was Ordinance No. 91 -29
which, if adopted, rezoned two lots in KEA
Subdivision to be consistent with existing zoning
enrrnnnAintt the site.
STEVENS, move to adopt
seconded by MONROE Ordinance No. 91 -29.
Mayor Selby explained this brought the area more in
conformity with the land use plan.
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The Presiding Officer called
seeing and hearing none, the
FITZJEARL,
seconded by STEVENS
As part of the motion, the findings -of -fact were read
as follows:
"1. Is consistent with the existing zoning
surrounding this site;
2. Will facilitate consolidation with surrounding
business lots prior to development;
3. Will bring the existing land use closer to
conformity and will not create additional
non- conforming land uses in the subdivision;
4. Will not generate traffic in excess of the
capability of recently improved Tagura Road."
VOTE
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous voice vote
Assemblymember Fitzjearl noted that the Kodiak
Electric Association power plant was on this property
and surrounded by businesses.
VOTE ON MOTION AS AMENDED
Ayes:
Noes:
ON MOTION TO AMEND
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for public testimony;
Assembly was reconvened.
move to amend
Ordinance No. 91 -29 to
include the findings -
of -fact as presented by
the Planning & Zoning
Commission.
Hancock, Milligan,
Monroe, Stevens,
Fitzjearl, Gould,
McFarland
None
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous
C. Ordinance No. 91 -30 Rezoning Lot 1, U.S. Survey ORDINANCE
5695 from PL-- Public Use Lands to R -1 -- Single NO. 91 -30
Family Residential and R- 3- -Multi Family
Residential (Generally located between the end
of Spruce Cape Road and the end of Woodland
Drive).
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Presented for public hearing was Ordinance No. 91 -30
which, if adopted, rezoned approximately 55 acres of
land from PL-- Public Use to R- 1-- Single Family
Residential and R- 3- -Multi Family Residential.
GOULD, move to adopt
seconded by MONROE Ordinance No. 91 -30.
Mayor Selby deferred to Linda Freed for comment.
Linda Freed. Community Development Director for the
Kodiak Island Borough, stated this was a request by
the Natives of Kodiak to rezone public use land to
residential.
Assemblymember Milligan noted the concern over roads
and road use and asked for an overview of the issue.
Ms. Freed stated that the concern expressed by
residents of Woodland Drive and the new Woodland
Acres Subdivision centered around a potential
increase in traffic. She said there was also concern
expressed about the need to upgrade roads and
existing property owners bearing the cost of
improvements.
Responding to questions about density, Ms. Freed
explained the overall density of the proposed rezone
did not exceed the maximum density allowed under the
comprehensive plan designation.
Assemblymember Fitzjearl asked who would pay the
assessment to upgrade the old roads. Ms. Freed
replied that the Assembly determined the boundaries
of the assessment district for improvements.
Assemblymember Milligan asked Ms. Freed for a
overview of wetlands in the area. Ms. Freed answered
that staff believed wetlands were in the area. She
said a jurisdictional determination by the Corps -of-
Engineers would be made soon.
The Presiding Officer opened the public hearing.
Ginny Shank opposed the rezone because Woodland Drive
would not support the traffic the new subdivision
....A She had not realized that the dead end of
Woodland Drive was a temporary turn - around to be
removed when the street was continued. She said she
had made a lifetime commitment to her homesite and
lot sizes in the proposed subdivision were not
compatible with those on Woodland Drive.
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The following people also spoke in opposition to
Ordinance No. 91 -30.
Jennifer Spencer
Janice Cleary
Cris Kinter
Barry Still
Robert Tucker
garen Still
Dave Ausman supported Ordinance No. 91 -30 because new
roads allowed faster access for the fire department,
police department and ambulances.
pmil Norton, Natives of Kodiak Board Member, spoke in
favor of the rezone. He said it enhanced the economy
of Kodiak and agreed with Mr. Ausman that access was
improved. He stated many hours of preparation went
into the rezone request and that many lots in the
proposed subdivision were well above minimum size.
Discussion ensued between Assemblymembers and Mr.
Norton regarding R -3 zoning in the subdivision.
Tony Drabek, President of the Natives of Kodiak,
called and asked that his letter to the Assembly
dated November 8, 1991 be read into the record and
offered to answer questions.
Ron Monroe opposed the rezone.
Nick Boskofskv spoke in favor of the rezone.
Emil Norton stated there was other activity beyond
Spruce Cape, and the Natives of Kodiak worked in
conjunction with the Navy to ensure they were in
accordance with water line sizes and access roads.
parry Still expressed concern that Woodland Drive
would not support construction travel.
The Deputy Clerk read into the record a letter from
Tonv Drabek, President of the Natives of Kodiak,
dated November 8, 1991. The letter stated a
substantial investment of time and money was made to
prudently plan the development of the property and
that efforts were made to create an attractive and
marketable subdivision to enhance the neighborhood to
be consistent with directions set by the Kodiak
Island Borough 1968 Comprehensive Plan. The letter
further stated that the density of the planned
subdivision was far lower than allowed by Borough
Code.
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The Deputy Clerk read into the record a letter from
Georae Kirk, a resident of Woodland Drive, dated
November 21, 1991, opposing the rezone.
The Deputy Clerk read into the record a letter from
Pat Jacobson, a resident of Woodland Drive, dated
November 21, 1991, opposing the rezone.
The Deputy Clerk read into the record a letter from
John W. Abbott, attorney representing Jennifer
Abbott, dated November 21, 1991, opposing the rezone.
Tony Perez, Spruce Cape Road resident, called and
proposed accessing the new subdivision through the
Kadiak Subdivision.
Linda Sharratt, Woodland Drive resident, called and
opposed the rezone. She stated she felt the area
should be limited to one -acre lots.
Presiding Officer McFarland closed the public hearing
and reconvened the Assembly.
Assemblymember Gould felt that reasonable
considerations should be made for the Woodland Drive
residents in terms of the impact of the rezone.
GOULD, moved to postpone
seconded by FITZJEARL decision on Ordinance
No. 91 -30 until the
December 19, 1991
regular meeting.
A decision to conduct a second public hearing on
December 19, 1991 was determined after discussion
between Assemblymembers.
VOTE ON MOTION TO POSTPONE
Ayes:
Milligan, Stevens,
Fitzjearl,
Hancock, McFarland
Noes: Monroe
MOTION CARRIED 6 Ayes, 1 No
The Presiding officer ruled that this item for public
hearing be placed on the agenda prior to the
subdivision appeal.
After a five minute recess, the Presiding Officer
reconvened the Assembly.
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D. Ordinance No. 91 -31 Adopting the Lakeside ORDINANCE
Subdivision /Safeway Sub -Area Plan and NO. 91 -31
Incorporating the Plan into the Borough Code
(An area generally located between Bartel Avenue
and Rezanof Drive East, and Beaver Lake and Mill
Bay Road.
Presented for consideration was Ordinance No. 91 -31
which, if adopted, adopted and incorporated the
Lakeside Subdivision /Safeway Sub -Area Plan into the
Borough Code.
FITZJEARL, moved to adopt
seconded by GOULD Ordinance No. 91 -31.
Mayor Selby explained the Assembly requested rezone
due to anticipated future activity. He said that on
that basis -the Planning & Zoning Commission was
instructed to look at it as a sub -area of the overall
comprehensive land use plan and set guidelines that
made it consistent with the surrounding area.
Presiding Officer McFarland opened the public
hearing.
Wally Johnson, City of Kodiak Mayor, spoke on behalf
of the City of Kodiak. He had received a number of
calls from people concerned about the municipal
airport. He reminded the Assembly that it was
determined at the joint City /Borough work session of
October 15, 1991 that the City of Kodiak had no
intention to abandon the municipal airport and
objected to any restrictions on the use. He objected
to and suggested that the following wording on page
five of the plan be removed: "From a community
development and a safety standpoint, the municipal
airport is incompatible with the intent of this plan.
However, the need for such a community facility is
recognized. Therefore, the Kodiak Municipal airport
will be tolerated until the adequate replacement
facilities are established."
Chris Kinter resented language in the plan that
implied that a substantial portion of the private and
business community of Kodiak would be tolerated at
the municipal airport. He stated he spoke on behalf
of B trh Da *terann and Pricilla Meaner in voicing
objection to the ordinance.
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Tom Merriman agreed with Mayor Johnson and expressed
concern that municipal airport leaseholders had not
received notification of the public hearing. He
thought the municipal airport provided an important
service to the community, as demonstrated during the
mudslide, and that it was not the intent of the City
Council to abandon it.
Bill Beaty, Commander of the local Civil Air Patrol,
informed the Assembly that the CAP planned to build a
hangar at the municipal airport but that endeavor had
been postponed because of the wording in the
ordinance. He said the state airport was limited
because it was below the tidal wave line, the
military had priority over it, and it was
inaccessible during times of disaster. He felt the
municipal airport proved to be a valuable aid for
access to the community during times of disaster.
Jim Chase remarked that the municipal airport was an
intrical part of his business.
Don Lawhead supported maintaining the municipal
airport.
David Ausman called in and expressed concern about
wording in the ordinance. He felt use of the land as
an airport was more important to the community than
use as an industrial area.
Mike Moore stated the benefits of using the land for
the municipal airport far outweighed any other use of
the property.
Knox Christie recounted that he personally was
medevacked from the municipal airport during the
mudslide and felt that closing it was a disservice to
the community.
Tom Knoke felt the airport was an intrical part of
the community and expressed concern that leaseholders
were not informed of the public hearing.
Al Crattv reiterated previous comments.
Bill Beaty added his concern that leaseholders had
not received notice of public hearing.
The Presiding Officer closed the public hearing and
reconvened the regular meeting.
Assemblymember Milligan reiterated the importance of
the municipal airport to the community during the
mudslide.
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Mayor Selby responded to Assemblymember's concerns
and reiterated that the ordinance adopted the plan.
He suggested the verbiage "tolerated use" be replaced
with "permitted use ". He noted the airstrip was not
FAA approved.
Linda Freed, Community Development Director, reported
that the airport was allowed under grandfather use
and that industrial district zoning permitted
hangars. She said the Planning & Zoning Commission
held a public hearing on the plan and received no
testimony. The Commission requested that language be
put in the plan to indicate that is the appropriate
long -range use of the property.
FITZJEARL,
seconded by STEVENS
moved to amend
Ordinance No. 91 -31 to
remove from page four
and five of the plan
the sentences: "It is
the intent of this plan
that over the long-
term, this facility
will be discontinued
and the land will be
used for more
appropriate business
uses. From a community
development (e.g.
community growth) and
safety standpoint, the
municipal airport is
incompatible with the
intent of this plan.
However, the need for
such a community
facility is
recognized." and to
replace the last
sentence in the first
paragraph on page five
that stated:
"Therefore, the Kodiak
Municipal Airport
(landing strip and
Lilly Lake) will be
tolerated until
nAarn,ata rani t
facilities are
established." with:
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VOTE ON MOTION TO AMEND
Ayes:
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"The Kodiak Municipal
Airport (landing strip
and Lilly Lake) will
continue to be granted
grandfathered used."
Monroe, Stevens,
Fitzjearl, Gould,
Hancock, Milligan,
McFarland
Noes: None
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous
VOTE ON MOTION AS AMENDED
Ayes: Stevens, Fitzjearl,
Gould, Hancock,
Milligan, Monroe,
McFarland
Noes: None
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous
MESSAGES FROM THE BOROUGH MAYOR MESSAGES FROM
THE MAYOR
Mayor Selby informed the Assembly that a number of
communities and the Southeast Municipal Conference
had filed suit in court to stop the reapportionment
plan. He said the Kodiak Island Borough had gone on
record opposing the plan and the governor ignored the
request for reconsideration. He noted that he had
discussed the issue with the Borough Attorney and had
determined that the Kodiak Island Borough could send
the request for reconsideration to the Department of
Justice or file suit as a friend of the court in
brief form. He stated that filing suit as a friend
of the court would be less costly and provided a no
liability position to the Borough. He explained a
third option was to file a lawsuit in court at a cost
of $50,000 to $100,000 in legal fees.
Mayor Selby said it sounded favorable that $3.7
:714.... ,an„la ha annroved for disbursement to the
Borough on the Peterson transfer agreement.
He said that generally the collection of taxes had
gone well but information on payment of personal
property taxes should be publicized. He informed the
Assembly that in years past the City had paid the
personal property taxes and this year the property
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owners paid. He noted reimbursement to property
owners from the City would be made on taxes paid
before December 31, 1991.
He received a letter from the Department of
Transportation that nullified the reverse transfer of
responsibility agreement for the paving of Rezanof
Drive. He stated the Borough's payment of $270,000
toward the project would not be paid, and he
anticipated an official release on the contract.
Mayor Selby explained that additional damage
discovered while repairing the Old Harbor School
resulted in a $4,900 increase in repair costs.
He had attended the OCS policy meeting and through
efforts of the Alaska Municipal League, congress had
before them an impact assistance bill that
distributed OCS dollars back to local communities.
He said that historically the shares were distributed
to the State. He said the bill also defined how the
money would be spent in the local community.
OLD BUSINESS
1. Reorganization of the Assembly.
Election of Presiding Officer and Deputy Presiding
Officer.
Nominations for Presiding Officer were opened.
MONROE,
seconded by FITZJEARL
STEVENS,
seconded by FITZJEARL
VOTE ON MOTION to close nominations was unanimously
favorable.
VOTE ON MAIN MOTION
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous consent
Nominations for Deputy Presiding Officer were opened.
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moved to nominate
Jack McFarland as
Presiding Officer of
the Assembly.
moved that nominations
for Presiding Officer
be closed.
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GOULD,
seconded by FITZJEARL
Assemblymember Stevens declined.
Nomination of Assemblymembers Monroe and Milligan
were proposed and each declined.
GOULD,
seconded by FITZJEARL
VOTE ON MOTION
MOTION CARRIED
WIN BUSINESS
A. BID AWARDS
MONROE,
seconded by MILLIGAN
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moved to nominate
Gary Stevens to
continue as Deputy
Presiding Officer of
the Assembly.
again moved to nominate
Gary Stevens to
continue as Deputy
Presiding Officer of
the Assembly.
Unanimous consent
1. Solid Waste Characterization Study.
moved to award solid
waste characterization
study contract to R.W.
Beck and Associates
with offices in
Anchorage, Alaska and
Denver, Colorado in an
amount not to exceed
$17,000.
Mayor Selby explained that this study determined the
actual content of the solid waste stream at the
Borough Landfill to determine expansion of the
recycling program.
Assemblymember Fitzjearl had a problem with the study
because of the potential increase in garbage fees.
Mayor Selby said the study provided the Borough staff
information to make intelligent decisions about
management of the solid waste stream.
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SOLID WASTE
CHARACTERIZATION
STUDY
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VOTE ON MOTION
Ayes:
Gould, Hancock,
Milligan, Monroe,
Stevens, McFarland
Noes: Fitzjearl
MOTION CARRIED 6 ayes, 1 no
2. Kodiak Island Borough Landfill Fence LANDFILL FENCE
Installation.
GOULD, .
seconded by STEVENS
moved to award
contract for Kodiak
Island Borough landfill
fence installation to
H & H Supply of Kodiak,
Alaska, in an amount
not to exceed $14,250.
Mayor Selby explained that chain link fencing
material had been purchased and this contract was
specifically for installation. He said the fence
would stop debris blowing from the landfill to the
highway and help control access into the landfill.
VOTE ON MOTION
Ayes:
Gould, Hancock,
Milligan, Monroe,
Stevens, Fitzjearl,
McFarland
Noes: None
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous
B. RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTIONS
1. Resolution No. 91 -57 Confirming the 1991 RESOLUTION
Kodiak Island Borough Population. NO. 91 -57
Presented for consideration was Resolution No. 91 -57
which, if adopted, confirmed the 1991 Kodiak Island
Borough and its member municipalities population.
GOULD, adopt
VULU, mvvau L �u adopt
seconded by STEVENS Resolution No. 91 -57.
Mayor Selby stated that annual population
certification was required for the Borough to be
eligible for municipal assistance revenue sharing.
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VOTE ON MOTION
Ayes:
Noes: None
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous
C. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION
1. Ordinance No. 91 -33 Rezoning Lot 1,
Subdivision from C -- Conservation to
B -- Business.
Presented for first reading was Ordinance No. 91 -33
which would rezone Lot 1, Sawmill Subdivision to
Business.
FITZJEARL,
seconded by STEVENS
VOTE ON MOTION
MOTION CARRIED
D. OTHER ITEMS
1. Request to hire
D, Range 20.5.
GOULD,
seconded by STEVENS
Mayor Selby said
position made it
the position.
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Hancock, Milligan,
Monroe, Stevens,
Fitzjearl, Gould,
McFarland
Sawmill
moved to advance
Ordinance No. 91 -33 to
public hearing on
December 5, 1991.
Mayor Selby stated the ordinance was prepared at the
request of the Assembly.
Unanimous voice vote
Programmer /Analyst at Step
moved to hire
Programmer /Analyst at
Step D, Range 20.5 and
authorize actual moving
expenses not to exceed
$3,909.
that market demands for this type of
difficult to find personnel to fill
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ORDINANCE
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OTHER ITEMS
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VOTE ON MOTION
Ayes:
Milligan, Monroe,
Stevens, Gould,
Hancock, McFarland
Noes: Fitzjearl
MOTION CARRIED 6 ayes, 1 no
2. Approval of Execution of Revocable License PETERSON
No. DTCG - Regarding Transfer of Peterson ELEMENTARY
Elementary School. SCHOOL
MONROE,
seconded by GOULD
VOTE ON MOTION
moved to approve
execution of Revocable
License No. DTCG.
Mayor Selby explained that this was the license that
gave the Borough permission to use the land where the
Peterson Elementary School sits. He said if monies
for remodel of the school were not received within 30
days, the Borough could nullify the agreement. The
Borough attorney had determined this was a no risk
position.
Discussion ensued between Mayor Selby and
Assemblymembers regarding money necessary to bring
the school up to code.
At 11:30 p.m., per Borough Code, Presiding Officer
McFarland requested a motion to extend the meeting.
MILLIGAN, moved to extend the
seconded by STEVENS meeting.
MOTION CARRIED Unanimous voice vote
Mayor Selby stated the government would give the
Borough $3.7 million for repairs to Peterson
Elementary School. He said the Borough had $500,000
from a bond issue that would be used on the building
remodel. If all goes as planned, the Borough would
own the building and have a 70 year license to use
the property.
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VOTE ON MOTION
Ayes:
Noes:
MOTION CARRIED
INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS
C. OTHER
None.
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Monroe, Stevens,
Fitzjearl, Gould,
Hancock, Milligan,
McFarland
None
Unanimous
INFORMATIONAL
MATERIALS
A. MINUTES OF OTHER MEETINGS MINUTES OF OTHER
MEETINGS
1. Kodiak Island Mental Health Advisory Board
Regular Meeting of August 26 and Work
Session Notes of September 23, 1991.
2. Kodiak Island Hospital Advisory Board
Meeting of October 23, 1991.
3. Monashka Bay Road Service District Meeting
of October 24, 1991.
4. Architectural Review Board Meeting of
September 18, 1991.
8. REPORTS REPORTS
1. Kodiak Island Borough School District
General (School Operating) Fund Revenue
Report of September, 1991.
2. Kodiak Island Borough October 1991
Financial Report.
CITIZENS'
CITIZENS' COMMENTS COMMENTS
None.
ASSEMBLYMEXEER'B COMMENTS ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
COMMENTS
Assemblymembers Milligan and Hancock attended Alaska
Municipal League meetings.
Assemblymember Monroe encouraged people to apply for
boards and commissions positions.
Assemblymember Stevens attended AML where he took
part in sessions on parliamentary procedures.
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Assemblymember Fitzjearl explained her opposing vote
on hiring the programmer /analyst was because she
believed in local hire.
Presiding Officer McFarland reaffirmed with the
Deputy Clerk that public hearing notices for the
December 21, 1991 meeting would be mailed. He
requested the reapportionment lawsuit be discussed at
the next work session.
Presiding Officer McFarland announced that the
Assembly work session on November 26th had been
canceled. He announced the Assembly would meet in
work session on December 3rd at 7:30 p.m. in the
Borough conference room and regular meeting on
December 5th at 7:30 p.m. in the Assembly Chambers.
There being no further business to come before the
Assembly, the meeting adjourned at 11:48 p.m.
ATTEST:
1 //724 La :
Donna F. Smith
Borough Clerk
Regular Assembly Meeting
November 21, 1991
Jac rairlaighasisile
d
Presiding er
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