CALL TO ORDER
The Regular Meeting of the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly was held August 20, 1991 in the Assembly Chambers of the Borough Administration Building, 144 N. Binkley, Soldotna, Alaska. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Assembly President James Skogstad.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND INVOCATION
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by all present, followed by the invocation given by Pastor Alan Humphries of the Soldotna Church of God.
ROLL CALL
There were present:
James Skogstad, Presiding, and
Burt Anderson Jack Brown
Betty Glick Mark Hodgins Suzanne Little Sam McLane Sharon Moock Al Poindexter Phil Nash Gary Superman Jonathan Sewall Marie Walli
comprising a quorum of the Assembly; and
Don Gilman, Borough Mayor
Tom Boedeker, Borough Attorney
Kris Schmidt, Borough Attorney
Gaye Vaughan, Borough Clerk
Teresa Hudson, Deputy Clerk
ABSENT
Catherine DeLacee (Excused) and Brentley Keene (Unexcused)
VACANCY, DESIGNATION OR SEATING OF ASSEMBLY MEMBERS
The resignation of Patrick O'Connell had created an assembly seat vacancy until the October, 1991 election. Three individuals had applied for the assembly seat interim appointment; Jack Hetherton, Frank Mullen and Kent Hueser. Jack Hetherton and Frank Mullen were present and addressed the assembly.
The assembly voted by secret ballot electing Frank Mullen to interim fill the Assembly vacancy. Clerk Vaughan administered the oath of office and Assemblyman Mullen was seated.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Assembly member Glick moved for approval of the minutes of August 6, 1991 as submitted. Without objection, the minutes of August 6, 1991 were approved as submitted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Finance Committee Chairman Sewall reported that the committee had met at 5:00 PM today. Items discussed were agenda items and will be reported on at the appropriate time.
Chairman Brown reported that the Local Affairs/Lands Committee met at 4:00 PM today. The committee heard a presentation by the North Peninsula Road Service Area which will be presented to the assembly tonight. Committee recommendations will be reported at the appropriate time on the agenda. The committee will consider a rough draft of the proposed new land use ordinance at a meeting August 27, 7:00 PM.
Chairman Moock reported that the Public Works/Education Committee met at 5:00 PM, discussing agenda items that will be reported on at the appropriate time during the meeting.
The Legislative Committee did not meet.
Assembly member Glick reported that she attended the Cook Inlet Regional Citizens Advisory (CIRCAC) August 10, at the Cook Inlet Aquaculture Building, Kenai representing the Kenai Peninsula Borough. Mrs. Glick summarized the day long meeting announcing that the next meeting would be in September in Kodiak.
Assemblyman Brown acknowledged the substantial contribution Mayor Don Gilman and Assemblyman Frank Mullen had made to the formation of CIRCAC.
REPORTS OF COMMISSIONS AND COUNCILS
Nikiski Community Council (objection to Ordinance 91-18 pertaining to consolidation of the road service areas).
Community Council representative Alan Bute addressed the assembly on behalf of the Council and in opposition to the adoption of Ordinance 91-18. Mr. Bute is also a member of the North Peninsula Road Service Area Board. In summary, he reported that the council objects to the procedures followed to enact the ordinance and contends that service area voters have been deprived of their rights under the State and Federal constitutions' due process clause. The adopted ordinance violates the prerequisites for change to the current structure of service areas which the Council asserts can only be altered or amended following approval by the qualified service area voters. Mr. Bute cited several court findings pertaining to service areas. Assemblyman Nash requested that the Community Council's written comments, summarized by Mr. Bute, become a part of the minutes. There were no objections heard. The statement is attached, in entirety, as exhibit A of these minutes.
AGENDA APPROVAL AND CONSENT AGENDA
At the request of Assemblymembers, the following items were removed from the consent agenda and placed in their appropriate position on the agenda:
Resolution 91-103 (Non-areawide road powers)
Resolution 91-99 (Travel and related expenses policy)
Ordinance 91-41 (Retention & sales of tax foreclosure lands)
At the request of Assemblymembers, the following items were placed on the consent agenda:
Resolution 91-87 (Classifying Borough lands for education & trails)
Ordinance 91-39 (Authorizing receipt of grants from the State Department of Administration, public hearing scheduled for September 17, 1991)
Resolution 91-105 (Changing the name of Kenai Junior High School) was added to the agenda and placed on the Consent Agenda.
Assemblymember Little requested Ordinance 91-36 be the first item of business under ITEMS NOT COMPLETED FROM PRIOR AGENDA.
The agenda order of business was adjusted accordingly with the consent agenda now appearing as follows:
Resolution 91-87: Classifying Borough Lands Located Within Section 36, T8N, R12W, S.M., Alaska as Retained Lands to be Used for Education Purposes and Nature Trails (Mayor)
Resolution 91-96: Requesting Municipal Assistance Funding from the State of Alaska (Mayor)
Resolution 91-98: Authorizing the Sale of Borough Tangible Property (Mayor)
Resolution 91-102: Requesting ADOT to Undertake a Complete Engineering and Safety Assessment of the Island Lake Road and North Spur Highway Intersection in Nikiski (Superman and Brown)
Resolution 91-105: Changing the Name of Kenai Junior High School to Kenai Middle School (Skogstad at request of School Board)
Ordinance 91-39: Authorizing the Receipt of Various Grants from the State of Alaska, Department of Administration, and Appropriating $3,893,000 to Project Accounts (Mayor).
Committee reports regarding items on the consent agenda follow:
Chairman Brown reported that Local Affairs/Lands Committee recommended adoption of Resolution 91-87.
Public Works/Education Chair Moock reported a "do pass" on Resolution 91-102.
Finance Chairman Sewall reported committee approval for introduction of Ordinance 91-39; and recommendation for adoption of Resolutions 91-96 and 91-98.
There was no public testimony regarding any of the items placed on the consent agenda.
Assemblymember Glick moved to adopt the agenda and the consent agenda as amended. Without objection, the revised agenda and consent agenda were approved unanimously.
ITEMS NOT COMPLETED FROM PRIOR AGENDA
Ordinance 91-36: Classifying Borough Lands for Disposal and Authorizing the Mayor to Negotiate Conveyance as Partial Consideration in the Purchase of the Soldotna Landfill Buffer Properties (Mayor)
Presented in second reading was Ordinance 91-36 which, if adopted, would allow the purchase and/or trade of lands by the borough adjacent to the Soldotna Landfill site to be used as a buffer zone. This ordinance received first reading on July 9, 1991.
Assemblymember Glick moved for adoption of Ordinance 91-36.
Committee Reports: Local Affairs/Lands Committee recommended adoption of Ordinance 91-36 with a 5 - 1 vote and suggested an amendment. Finance Committee Chair Sewall reported a unanimous recommendation to adopt the ordinance.
Presiding Officer Skogstad opened and closed the public hearing after receiving no public comment regarding the ordinance.
Assemblyman Brown moved an amendment recommended by the Local Affairs/Lands Committee to delete Item 2, of Section 1 (pertaining to a lot on Funny River Road near Soldotna Airport) due to a potential for conflict with the mental health trust lands.
Mayor Gilman reported that it was his opinion that Borough ownership to patented mental health trust lands would not be challenged in the current reformation of the mental health trust. The Borough has patent to the parcel in question.
The Brown amendment to Ordinance 91-36 failed unanimously by roll call vote.
Assemblymember Moock moved to correct Ordinance 91-36 in Section 2, changing the first "of" to "or" in the fourth line and asked unanimous consent. A clarification question was raised about the correction with Borough Attorney Boedeker indicating either "of" or "or" would work. The motion to correction was withdrawn.
Unanimous consent was requested, no objection being heard, the Chair declared Ordinance 91-36 enacted without amendment.
Ordinance 91-34: Adopting the Kenai Peninsula Borough Reapportionment Plan and Placing Reapportionment Plans Before Borough Voters for Adoption (Skogstad).
Ordinance 91-34 was before the assembly on a motion for enactment by Assemblymember Glick and a subsequent motion to amend with a substitute of the same number offered by Assemblyman Superman prior to adjournment of the August 6 meeting.
The Superman amendment failed by a vote of 7 yes, 7 no.
Yes: Anderson, Superman, Brown, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Nash
No: Sewall, McLane, Moock, Poindexter, Little, Hodgins, Walli
Assemblymember Poindexter moved to take what is referenced as the "least amount of change option" in plan two of the substitute and place it as a third option before the voters.
Assemblymember Walli raised a point of order stating that the proposed plan in Mr. Poindexter's motion is the same plan contained in the substitute ordinance just voted upon, and, therefore, is improperly offered again for a vote. Ms. Walli felt that an amendment to offer a third plan was appropriate, but should not be the plan which was just voted upon.
The President stated the amendment was different as the plan is being added this time, whereas the plan was a substitute in the Superman amendment previously voted upon.
Assemblymember Walli challenged the Chair.
The challenge of the Chair failed with 12 yes votes, 2 no (Yes votes uphold the Chair's decision to accept the amendment).
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Superman, Moock, Brown, Poindexter, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Nash, Hodgins
No: Mullen, Walli
Assemblymember McLane moved to amend the amendment by deleting plan 2 from section 2 and replacing it with an eight member assembly with eight single member districts, using the same boundary description as in plan 1. The Chair ruled this amendment out of order as an amendment, but would invite amendment following disposition of the amendment on the floor.
The Poindexter amendment failed 6 yes, 8 no.
Yes: Anderson, Superman, Brown, Poindexter, Nash, Hodgins
No: Sewall, McLane, Moock, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Walli
Assemblyman Mullen moved to amend the ordinance by substituting plan 2 with nine single member districts (option 10 scenario), map G.
The Chair ruled against a request for division of the question by Assemblyman Poindexter.
The Mullen amendment passed 11 yes, 3 no.
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Superman, Moock, Poindexter, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Hodgins
No: Brown, Nash, Walli
Assemblymember Glick moved to amend Ordinance 91-34 by adding a new section 4 (renumber current section 4 to section 5), authorizing the administration to draw up legal descriptions of the district boundaries adopted in this ordinance and to amend the Borough Assembly reapportionment plan in compliance with this ordinance which includes amending Plan 2, under Section 2 from 15 to 9, map G.
The Glick amendment passed 12 yes, 2 no.
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Superman, Moock, Poindexter, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Hodgins Walli
No: Nash, Brown
Ordinance 91-34, as amended, was enacted on a vote of 11 yes, 3 no.
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Moock, Poindexter, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Hodgins, Walli
No: Superman, Nash, Brown
The Chair requested the administration provide final legal descriptions and map to the assembly when complete.
Resolution 91-92: Declaring a Ninety (90) Day Moratorium on Acceptance and Consideration of Applications to Purchase or Lease Borough Owned Property to Allow Completion and Adoption of a New Land Management Ordinance (Mayor at request of Planning Commission)
Assemblymember Glick moved for the adoption of Resolution 91-92.
Local Affairs/Lands Committee reported a "do pass", with amendment.
President Skogstad opened and closed the public hearing after receiving no comment.
Local Affairs/Lands Chairman Brown moved to amend Resolution 91-92 inserting in section 2, after the word "abeyance", the words "except those currently pending consideration by the Assembly."
It was clarified that the intent of the amendment was to exempt only those applications on the Assembly's agenda tonight or set for hearing before the Assembly.
Presiding Officer Skogstad passed the gavel to Vice President Glick, vacating the chair to speak against the amendment stating that he felt all applications in process within the Borough should be exempted.
The gavel was transferred back to Presiding Officer Skogstad.
The Brown amendment to Resolution 91-92 failed 8 yes, 6 no.
Yes: Superman, Moock, Brown, Glick, Little, Nash, Hodgins, Walli
No: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Poindexter, Mullen, Skogstad
Assemblyman Anderson moved to amend passage of Resolution 91-92 by exempting all applications (for purchasing or leasing borough owned property) currently in process and received as of this date.
The Anderson amendment passed 9 yes, 5 no.
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Superman, Brown, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Hodgins
No: Moock, Poindexter, Little, Nash, Walli
Resolution 91-92, as amended, failed 7 yes, 7 no.
Yes: Anderson, Superman, Brown, Poindexter, Mullen, Glick, Hodgins
No: Sewall, McLane, Moock, Skogstad, Little, Nash, Walli
Assembly Consideration to Sit as Board of Equalization.
A request has been received from Sterling residents Seymour Mills and Leon Merkes asking consideration for late appeals to the Board of Equalization. The Board of Equalization may need to meet soon to consider appeals from the supplemental tax rolls; however, Borough Assessor Wayne Haerer reported receiving no formal appeals as yet for the supplemental roll.
Mr. Mills addressed the Assembly regarding his special circumstance and requested a waiver of the thirty day deadline for Board of Equalization appeals.
Assemblyman Superman moved to support Mr. Mills request for a Board of Equalization hearing on the evening of September 17 or 24th and that the basis for granting is due to Mr. Mills being called out of town for personal reasons and operating under the assumption that the contaminated soil for which he bases his appeal was due to be removed prior to the appeals application deadline date.
The Superman motion regarding Mills request for Board of Equalization passed 13 yes, 1 no.
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Superman, Moock, Brown, Poindexter, Mullen, Skogstad, Little, Nash, Hodgins, Walli
No: Glick
Mr. Merkes requested the same consideration regarding the Sterling area contaminated soil situation which effects his property as well as Mr. Mills.
Assemblyman Superman moved that Mr. Merkes request for a Board of Equalization be granted on the grounds that he was under the false impression that the subject contaminated soil impacting the valuation of his property was not moved and will not be moved for some time.
The Superman motion granting a waiver to Mr. Merkes passed 13 yes, 1 no.
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Superman, Moock, Brown, Poindexter, Mullen, Skogstad, Little, Nash, Hodgins, Walli
No: Glick
Reimbursement to Pat O'Connell for travel as Assembly Member to Russia.
Assemblymember Moock moved to reimburse Assemblyman O'Connell.
The Moock motion carried 11 yes, 3 no.
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Moock, Poindexter, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Hodgins, Walli
No: Superman, Brown, Nash
Assemblyman Hodgins moved to suspend the rules and take up Resolution 91-103 as there is an election ballot deadline requiring the item to be decided before adjournment at this meeting.
The Hodgins motion to suspend the rules was defeated 6 yes, 8 no.
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Moock, Poindexter, Hodgins, Walli
No: Anderson, Superman, Brown, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Nash
MOTIONS TO RECONSIDER
Ordinance 91-18: Consolidation of the Existing Four Road Service Areas into One Road Service Area (Skogstad, McLane, Anderson, Walli)
The Chair ruled he would allow fifteen minutes of public presentation prior to the Assembly's vote on the motion to reconsider, unless there is objection. None being heard, the Chair invited a motion.
Assemblymember Glick moved to reconsider Ordinance 91-18, amended and adopted at the August 6 meeting.
The Local Affairs/Lands Committee reported voting in favor of reconsideration.
The Chair opened the meeting to the presentation.
Bill McGahan, North Peninsula Road Service Area Board, introduced John Strachan, attorney for the Community Council. Mr. Strachan suggests several options to address the Community Council's opposition to the service area consolidation. Legal action is eminent and could proceed in one of several ways. The simple solution is tabling the consolidation which ends the dispute. Absent tabling, the Assembly could choose to postpone to a time certain following a declaratory judgement action. By this method, the Borough Attorney, Attorneys Hahn and Strachan would create a statement of facts to be presented to the court requesting a ruling on the applicable laws. Lastly, the Assembly can ignore the arguments presented regarding the legality of this situation compelling the Council to move the court for a restraining order from the consolidation action. Mr. Strachan encouraged the Assembly not to choose the last alternative.
The Glick motion to reconsider enactment of Ordinance 91-18 failed 6 yes, 8 no.
Yes: Superman, Brown, Poindexter, Glick, Nash, Hodgins
No: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Moock, Mullen, Skogstad, Little, Walli
ORDINANCE HEARINGS
Ordinance 91-22: Amending Chapter 22.40 of the Borough Code to Add a Provision for Clarifying Procedures for Reconsideration of Assembly Actions (Policies & Procedures Committee, postponed to this meeting by date certain).
This ordinance was postponed on July 9 to the August 6 meeting and referred to the Policies and Procedures Committee. Since Policies and Procedures did not meet, the ordinance was carried over to August 20.
Assemblyman Nash moved to table Ordinance 91-22. The motion failed 7 yes, 6 no.
Yes: Moock, Brown, Poindexter, Little, Nash, Hodgins, Walli
No: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick
Present at the meeting, but absent from the roll call: Superman
Assemblyman Sewall moved to postpone Ordinance 91-22 until September 17. The motion carried by unanimous consent.
Assemblymember Glick reported that the Policy & Procedures Committee, minus a quorum or Chair, discussed the ordinance and will recommend changes.
The motion to postpone carried by unanimous consent.
Ordinance 91-29: Authorizing the Sale of Borough Lands Described as Tract A Fishermen Roads Subdivision to William J. Nelson (Mayor).
The ordinance is postponed from a previous meeting and is on the floor for adoption.
Presiding Office Skogstad opened and closed the public hearing, with no public comment being offered.
Committee Chairman Brown reported a unanimous recommendation for adoption from the Local Affairs/Lands Committee.
The motion to enact Ordinance 91-29 was adopted 9 yes, 4 no.
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Superman, Brown, Poindexter, Glick, Little, Hodgins
No: Moock, Mullen, Skogstad, Walli
Present for the meeting, but absent for the vote: Nash
Ordinance 91-37: Amending the Borough Election Code by Authorizing Absentee Voting by Telefax (Hodgins)
Assemblyman Hodgins moved the adoption of Ordinance 91-37.
Presiding Officer Skogstad opened the ordinance for public hearing.
Mr. Jack Hetherton addressed the ordinance and questioned whether the ordinance provided for secret balloting.
No one further spoke; the Chair closed the hearing.
The Assembly discussed the issue of secrecy and potential administrative problems resulting from "fax" voting. Borough Attorney Schmidt reported that relinquishing the right of secrecy is not the same as being denied that right. Some voters may elect to give up secrecy so that their ballot would be timely and included in the count. She felt that the issue was not one of legal challenge. Administratively, the procedure may be problematic due to the inability to verify "faxed" signatures. Clerk Vaughan described the use of the procedure elsewhere.
Assemblyman Hodgins moved to postpone Ordinance 91-37 until September 3. The motion passed 10 yes, 4 no.
Yes: Anderson, Moock, Brown, Poindexter, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Nash, Hodgins, Walli
No: Sewall, McLane, Superman, Mullen
CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS
Resolution 91-99: A Resolution Developing a Policy for Travel and Related Expenses that Assures Public Access Via Assembly Records Where Borough Funds are Expended for Travel and Related Expenses (Hodgins)
Assemblyman Hodgins moved for adoption of Resolution 91-99.
Finance Committee Chair reported the committee recommended defeat of the resolution.
Adoption of Resolution 91-99 failed 5 yes, 9 no.
Yes: Moock, Brown, Poindexter, Hodgins, Walli
No: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Superman, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Nash
Resolution 91-103: Placing the Question of Non-Areawide Road Powers on the October 1991 Ballot (Hodgins)
Assemblyman Hodgins moved adoption of Resolution 91-103.
Public Works/Education Committee Chair Moock reported a recommendation of "do pass", with a minor amendment.
Assembly President Skogstad opened the floor for public comment.
Jack Hetherton endorsed the concept of this resolution except for reference to constructing roads.
Assemblymember Walli moved an amendment to the resolution title and body adding the word "borough" before the word "road".
Mayor Gilman clarified that the Borough has accepted about 600 miles of road for the purpose of maintaining those roads, however do not have any legal control over the right-of-way. The Borough has no authority to regulate roads except to maintain them.
The Walli amendment failed 4 yes, 10 no.
Yes: Superman, Poindexter, Hodgins, Walli
No: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Moock, Brown, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Nash
Several assemblymembers indicated a desire for more time to think through the road powers issue.
Assemblyman Sewall moved amendment to the resolution by striking the word "construct" from the title, first whereas, and the ballot proposition.
The Sewall amendment passed by unanimous consent.
The motion to adopt Resolution 91-103 was defeated 5 yes, 9 no.
Yes: Sewall, Poindexter, Nash, Hodgins, Walli
No: McLane, Anderson, Superman, Moock, Brown, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Little
CONSIDERATION OF VACATION OF RIGHT-OF-WAY - None.
INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES NOT ON CONSENT AGENDA
Ordinance 91-41: Classifying and Authorizing Retention and Sale Certain Lands Obtained by the Kenai Peninsula Borough Through Tax Foreclosure Procedures (Mayor)
Assemblyman Sewall moved to the set the public hearing for Ordinance 91-41 on September 17.
Finance Chairman Sewall reported the committee's recommendation was to set the ordinance for public hearing including the amendments supplied the assembly this evening. The Chair ruled amendments at introduction were inappropriate.
Presiding Officer Skogstad opened public comment on the ordinance, however, none was offered.
The motion setting public hearing on Ordinance 91-41 for September 17 passed 13 yes, 1 no.
Yes: Sewall, McLane, Anderson, Superman, Moock, Brown, Mullen, Skogstad, Glick, Little, Nash, Hodgins, Walli
No: Poindexter
ADDITION OF LATE ITEMS - None.
FORMAL PRESENTATIONS WITH PRIOR NOTICE UPON SUBJECTS NOT ON THE MEETING AGENDA
George Martin, Communications Alaska, addressed the assembly regarding purchasing procedures and policies. Mr. Martin specifically requested that the Borough refrain from sole source contracting and made reference to Telephone Utilities of the Northland's recent installation of a new Borough telephone system. Mr. Martin contends that a competitive bid would have saved the Borough considerable funds.
PUBLIC COMMENTS AND PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS
Dave Carey, Ridgeway, addressed the assembly regarding their recent actions on reapportionment. He approved of the multiple options offered voters regarding the assembly's size and organization. He additionally commended the Borough Clerk for her quick action on notifying him of a petition deficiency, which has since been remedied.
MAYOR'S REPORT
The Mayor drew attention to three items outlined in the written Mayor's Report:
1) Soldotna elementary school bus area design contract award.
2) Nikiski Fire State No. 1 exterior painting contract award.
3) Petroleum contaminated soil relocation contract award.
Mayor Gilman reported he had authorized the Public Works Department to negotiate a contract with the only company in Seldovia with the equipment necessary to move the contaminated soil material on the Seldovia school grounds. DEC has granted permission to relocate the material and store it at a land fill site in Seldovia. He hoped the work would be complete by school start.
OTHER BUSINESS - None.
ASSEMBLY AND MAYOR'S COMMENTS
President Skogstad announced he had scheduled a work session with the Planning Commission for September 10, 7:00 PM to discuss issues on land management and other items of joint interest to the Commission and Assembly. The new land management ordinance should be available in draft form for discussion.
The Presiding Officer requested the Assembly consider reusing copies of backup material for uncompleted business items in an effort to reduce the packet size. Additionally, he discussed the recent lease application/option to buy in Cooper Landing which was defeated and reconsidered on a 10-4 vote a few meetings back. New procedures adopted by the assembly require two-thirds majority to pass a reconsidered item. The Presiding Officer has withheld authorizing signature of that document and stated that the item would come back before the assembly.
The Presiding Officer reported he had authorized the Clerk's request to arrange "in-house" programming of the election computer equipment at a cost savings over contracted programming.
Assemblymember Sewall expressed appreciation for an opportunity to meet jointly with the Planning Commission. He questioned the increase in voters for Hope Precinct in the new Situations and Prospects. The increased number is a dramatic jump (from 225 to 1787). He requested an excused absence for September 3.
Assemblyman Burt Anderson "filled in" for the Mayor at the Kenai Peninsula Fair's 5 K race. First place winner was tied between three people; Alan Miller, Tom Wilson and Jay Hackener. Laurie Manion took first in the female's race.
Assemblyman Superman reflected on the Assembly's vote for Ordinance 91-18.
INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS AND REPORTS
Quarterly Investment Portfolio Report - FY 91
NOTICE OF NEXT MEETING AND ADJOURNMENT
The next Regular Assembly meeting will be Tuesday September 3 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting of August 20, 1991 adjourned at 12 a.m.
Date Approved
James W. Skogstad, Assembly President
ATTEST:
Gaye J. Vaughan, Borough Clerk