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CITY COUNCIL
WORK SESSION PACKET
Topic: Discuss Electric Department rates, classifications,
utility infrastructure management, current contract
regarding power factor adjustment penalty, current
status/process of selling electric utility, update on current
demand meter project, update on the air-to-air project,
clarifying billing, and timeline or schedule for pole
replacement.
Monday, February 3, 2020 at 6:00 p.m.
Council Chambers
City Council Work Session
February 3, 2020
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Ordinance 2019-016,Amending City Code Section 14.15 —Electricity, Article
415 — Interconnection Requirements, Procedures, And Application Process
For An Alternative Power Source Less Than 25KW.
Enacted October 28, 2019
Port & Commerce Advisory Board Minutes
May 15, 2019 PA CAB recommends to council approving utility rebates for heat
pump installs at 50150 or$1,700.
Rural Energy Savings Program
Affordable loans to help consumers implement cost-effective, energy
efficient measures.
Port & Commerce Advisory Board 2020 Priorities
Sponsored by: PA CAB
r% Introduction Date: October 14, 2019
Public Hearing Date: October 28, 2019
Enactment Date: October 28, 2019
CITY O11+ SEWARD, AAI.,,ASK
ORDINANCE 21119-01.6
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CI"C""'Y` COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEWAR D,
ALASKA, AMENDING CITY CODE SECTION 14.15 — ELECTRICITY,
ARTICLE 415 — INTERCONNECTION REQUIREMENTS,
E"'TS,
PROCEDURES, AND APPLICATION PROCESS FOR AN
ALTERNATIVE POWER SOURCE LESS THAN 25K.W
WHEREAS, PACA.1 's responsibilities include providing input to the City Council dun
policy and procedural nnat:ters involving the establishment and continuance of coo nrncrcial.
activity', improving the cquaalnty of late and protecting the puubhe's best interest and performing
other duties as red.U stcd.d by the City Council; and
WHEREAS, in December, 2017, Council ddircctcd 11A.CATD to explore options liar
alternative energy in Seward, nancd.
WHEREAS, the rules fOr interconnection are established by S(X" 14.15A
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Interconnection with ("u stomer-Owne d Alternative P0WC1- SOu"unce Generation Equipment
aand
WHEREAS, PACAli believes that interconnection of customer-owned alternative
power source generation ccquaipt ncunt with the City's electrical distribution system is a key
conn poncnt of responsible energy policy; and
WHEREAS, the ("'ode was last update(] in 2014 by Ordinance 2014-002 in ordinance
of the City (7ouancil of the pity cut° Se ard, Alaska, amen din; Title 14 cat"the t ity's Code of
Ordinances to provide for interconnection ectionn of small renewable energy sources to the City`s
electrical distribution system; since this section of code was enacted in 2014, no
homeowners in Seward have been able to suucccssfu:ully connect to the C"ity's electrical
distribution system; and.
WHEREAS, amending the code to remove certain hardware requirements a, OUidl.
lessen the. financial and administrative burden of intcrcd,nnncc6on while retaining compliance
with all :applicable codes and providing l'or the safety of the (."it:y's Flcctric 1N eparttTlent
cn°n loyccs and equipment-, and
P IIEREAS, these changes would bring Seward City Code in line with other local.
and national utility inlerconncct:ion pc, icics,
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CITY OF SE WARD, ALASKA
ORDINANCE 2019-016
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEWARD,
ALASKA HEREBY ORDAINS that:
Section 1. Seward City Code TITLE 14.15.415 — INTERCONNECTION
REQUIREMENTS, PROCEDURES, AND APPLICATION PROCESS FOR AN
ALTERNATIVE POWER SOURCE LESS THAT 25KW is hereby amended as follows:
(Deletions are Bold Str4kethr-oughs; Additions are Underlined Bold Italics.)
14.15,415 - Interconnection requirements, procedures, and application process " ran
alternative power source less than 5kw.
(a)� Application. In order to proceed with MU',rconilection of an alternative power source, the
custorner must complete an application for a new/rework, of electrical service and ail
interconnection application. The customer shall also provide equipment specifications,
protection arrangements, and design drawings to the city for review.
(b) Compliance with codes and standards, Interconnections shall not be fueled by nor
connected to any non-qualified alternative energy sources. Interconnection customers, shall
comply with all applicable local, state, and federal codes such as building codes, National
Electric Code (NEC), and National Electrical Safely Code (NESC) for file installation of an
interconnection. Once operating, the city reserves the right to require the custorner, at the
customer's expense, to provide corrections, modifications, or additions to the interconnection
as required or recornmended by government or industry regulations, and standards. "I'lle city
will provide written documentation of the necessary changes and a time frame to complete. If
the customer fails to comply with the changes in the specified time fi-arne, the city will open
and lock the interconnection.
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(c) .PoWeEAa linty amid reliability.-The interconnection with the electric system shall not
cause any reduction in the quality and reliability of service provided to other city customers.
There shall be no generation of abnormal voltages or voltage fluctuations, and the harmonic
content of the interconnection output must be below that level which would cause interference
with other customer loads, other utilities, or city facilities and equipment.
To minimize interference, the city requires the interconnection to meet the power quality
standards presented in accordance with section 10, Recommended Practices for Individual
Consumers of the latest Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Standard 5 19,
IEEE Recommended Practices and Requirements for I larmonic Control in Electrical Power
Systems. In addition to rilecting all requirements identified in this document, the interconnection
shall comply with all city ordinances and resolutions, and latest IEEE 1547, IEEE, Standard
CITY OF SFWAR.D, ALASKA
ORDINANCE 2019-016
Conformance Test Procedures for Equipment Interconnecting Distributed Resources with
Electric Power Systems.
(d) `l"estin . prior to initial ener i,ration of the interconnection, an inspection and tests will
be performed by both the interconnecting customer and city personnel. "file purpose of the
inspection and testing will be to determine if the generator and related equipment of the
interconnection meets the minimum requirements described by IEEE 1547, IEEE 519, and U ,
1741, Underwriter Laboratories Inc., Standard for Inverters, Converters, and Interconnection
ystern Equipment for Use With Distributed Energy Resources. based on the inspection, the city
may elect to accept the installation and energize the interconnection.: In the event that
discrepancies are noted between the certified equipment and drawings previously provided to the
city and the customer"s system inspected by the city, retesting; may be required. Tile cu.stcarner
shall be solely responsible for all costs associated with any retesting.
(c City ins pcction and customer rnaintenat c co m records. The customer shall maintain the
interconnection in good working order. The interconnection (i.e., generator and associated
equipment)p is subject.1 to inspection and retesting by the city upon reasonable notice each year
after the unit is placed in service. The customer will assume full responsibility for the routine
nrainteriance of the interconnection and associated protective devices. The customer shall
maintain accurate records ofall maintenance activities performed. These records shall record the
date and time, the person(s) who perforrrred the activities, and a brief"description of the work.
These records shall he made available to the city for inspection at all times upon reasonable
notice to the customer. Failure to comply may result in the disconnection of the equipment or
additional testing as outlined in subsection (e) above. The customer is solely responsible f`or all
costs associated with any inspections and testing required.
(f) Visible, lockable disconnect switch or electric break An accessible, visible, lockable
disconnect switch or electric break, whichever is applicable, is to be provided by the customer
which is lockable in the open position only. This switch rnust be appropriately labeled, when
lacked in the open position for any of the hallowing conditions, play be unlocked only by city
Personnel. Tire city will lack the,switch in the open position under tine following circumstances:
(1) lt" it is necessary for the protection of line crew personnel when working earl de-
energized circuits during a system emergency,
('?) if inspection of the interconnection reveals a hazardous condition or- a lack of proper
m ai nt:enance,
( ) If the interconnection interferes with other customers, other utilities, or with the
operation of the city's distribution syster"n;
(4) 1f the city determines that the interconnection has generated power from a rlon-
qualified altermative energy resource; or
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(5) For general rarainter"rrance ca 'flee cty`'s distribution system.
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CITY OF SEWARD, ALASKA
ORDINANCE 2019-016
The city will provide at least five days' notice, unless the circumstances warrant shorter
notice, before locking the switch open for general maintenance as provided in condition (v)
above.
(h) (1!,) Metering/billing.—The customer shall install and maintain a kilowatt-hour rileter, or
meters, at the interconnection, capable of registering the hi-directional flow of electricity at tile
point of interconnection at a level of accuracy that meets all, applicable standards, regulations,
statutes, and ordinances. The meter(s) may measure such parameters as time of delivery, power
factor, voltage, and Such other parameters as the city shall specify. The customer shall provide
space for metering equipment as specified by the city with the location of the meter(s) to be
approved by the city. The customer is solely responsible fcrr all costs associated with the
purchase, installation, and maintenance of all equipment required by the city in order to properly
meter the interconnection,
0) (h) Nominal voltaXes_and ,has The generator narneplate voltage must be the same as
one of the nominal voltages supplied by the city. The nominal voltages are 120/240 V single-
phase, 1,20/208 V three-phase, and 277/480 V three-phase, If the generator nameplate voltage is
different from the city's nominal voltages, the customer must supply a dedicated generator
transformer that will provide the required nominal voltage. The required transtim-ner connection,
unless otherwise specified, is grounded wye-grounded wye.
(j) (i) Fault current increase and upgrading equipment. In general, installation of a new
generator will increase tile fault current level at the customer's electrical facility. 'rhis may
require upgrading some of the customer's equipment, 'file customer will assume full
responsibility of upgrading customer's own equipment.
00 0), 5�tLr In general, induction generators start as, motors; also,
synchronous generators may be designed to start as motors. The customer-owned generator
starting as a motor shall meet the motor starting requirements prescribed by the city. The city
may require the customer to provide, at customer's own expense, special or additional starting
equipment.
(1) (k) Qjgq There are additional safety concerns that shall be
addressed when considering circuit grounding of the interconnection interconnected to the city"s
utility system. To ensure proper grounding of the generating facility, the customer shall follow
all applicable national, state, and local codes regarding grounding for applicable generating
installations,
(m) (1) S rachrormi aticrn, The interconnection must be synchronized with the city's utility
system at all times and the customer shall be responsible for the cost and maintenance of` all
synchronization equipment.
(at) (n) Automatic disconnection, and Tillie-
Dely yCd Automatic Reconnection. The interconnection shall be designed to automatically
disconnect and lockout when the city"s service is interrupted for any reason. The-deviees��
ORDINANCE 2019-016
have a manual res . Automatic Rreconnection of the interconnection to the city's utility
system shall be done only on hot-bus/hot-line/sync-check.
Following verbal authorization by the eleetrie manager or the
designeeF-An automatic reclose of the interconnection breaker (or interrupting device) is
permitted once utility power has been restored a nm nintum of ve minutes.
(n) Singly phasirr,),, protection. The customer is advised that a phase-unbalance disturbance
on the city's utility system can result in overheating of"the interconnection. A ta.egative-sequcnce-
type relay (current or voltage) could be necessary to initiate tripping under phase-unbalance
conditions and may also be used to block closing of the autornatic disconnecting, device if the
city's utility systern is single-phased..
(o) Generating facility protection. The custorner is fully responsible for the protection of
the generator and all of its associated equipment. Protection should be provided fior the
custorner's own equipment failures, faults, and other disturbances on the city's utility system..
(p) fault detection and automatic isolation. To prevent an interconnection frorn supplying
current to a fault on the city's utility system, the interconnection shall be equipped to provide
isolation from the city's utility system for any fault occurring; can the city"s utility system. 1'he
automatic isolation shall be done prior to the city's breaker (or recloser reclosing, and within a
reasonable period of time, typically less than two seconds (120 cycles). The customer is stalely
responsible for all costs associated with the purchase„ installation, and maintenance of all.
equipment rewired by the city in order to properly isolate the interconnection from the city's
utility system for any fault occurring on the city system.
(q) Under/over voltage relay, To prevent any hazardous operating conditions, the
interconnection shall be isolated from the city's utility system liar any under-voltage (louver than
90 percent of nominal voltages and over-voltage conditions (higher than 110 percent of nominal.
voltage) within two seconds (120 cycles). The customer is solely responsible for all costs
associated with the purchase, installation, and maintenance of all equipment required by the city
in order to properly isolate the interconnection from the city's utility system for any voltage level.
described above.
} (r) Under/over frequency rday.. .To prevent any hazardous operating conditions, the
interconnection shall be capable of disconnecting the customer's generation source from the
city's utility system for any over-frequency and under-frequency conditions exceeding 60.5 Hz or
below 59.5 Hz within 50 milliseconds (ti cycles). The customer is solely responsible for all costs
associated with the purchase, installation, and maintenance of all equipment required by the city
in order to properly isolate the interconnection from the city's utility system for any frequency
deviation described above.
(s) Dedicated (l tribution transformer. To ensure reliable service to either city custor7ners
j, and to minimize all possible problems for other city customers, the electric department nu
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rvlacn it deems it mmccessamy under time circumstances, require the interconnection shafl to be
interconnected to the city utility systcrn through a dedicated-to single customer distribution.
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CITY OF SEWARDI ALASKA
ORDINANCE 2019-016
individual transforiner. Thi§ r-----irefnent-4mW-bc-.-wai-ved--by.--the-ek-etr-k-4epar-4nwat4kr"git
written authorizati when ift
.wr-opf.al --eireunrAanees. Any cost
associated to achieve dedicated-to-single-customer service shall be the customer's sole expense.
(t) 5Ltq ale-,pha cLnei�qtLn facility -phase distribution transformer. A custorner-
�i� _ _ _g -,,on three
owned single-phase generating facility I OKW or greater shall not be allowed to be connected to
a city three-phase distribution transforrTicr. This requirement may be wetived by the electric
department through written authorization Pvhen it deems it ap1wopriate under the
circumstances.
J*) (u) Surge protection. The customer is responsible for the protection of customer's
interconnection froin transient surges initiated by lighting, switching, or other systern
disturbances.
(w) (y) Future modification or expansion. Any future modification or expansion of the
interconnection will require a separate review and approval by the city.
(Y,) (w) Reservation of rights. The city reserves the right to require additional interconnection
requirements for interconnection of alternative power source generating facilities, in order to
preserve the safety and integrity of the city's utility systern.
(y) (r) ![!tqLjM.jjqj2.of altcrriative_pq�y�qj�gg_,gilergy cliveries.
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require-attern*tiv-e--powe-r-sour-ee-.,,I-o 1-e diseonnev, . fro the eity's elee,'Heal -1-stribution
system whenever the city is generating its own power. The electric department shall have the
right at any time, without liability to, the customer or any other person, to interrupt the alternative
power source:
(1) When reasonably necessary, in order for the electric department to construct, install,
maintain, repair, replace, remove, investigate, or inspect any equipment: or any part of
the electrical distribution systern; or.
(2) If" the electric department reasonably determines that interruption or reduction of
deliveries or power is necessary because ofa systern emergency, a fiorced outage, force
niaJeurc, or other operational considerations.
(Ord. No. 2014-003, § 2, 6-9-2014)
Section 2. ']"his ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days following its enactment.
r/ CITY OF SEWARD,ALASKA
ORDINANCE 2019-016
ENACTED BY THE CT".1Y COUNCIL, O "I'HE CITY OF SEWAF1D, ALASKA
this "' day of October, 2019.
THE CITY OF SEWARD,, ALASKA
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ChriTTttry, Mayor
AYES: 1 a laa 9 CJse r
1�aM T Lane McClure, Sc escp Tcrr
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NOES: None
ABSENT: Butts
ABSTAIN: None
ATTEST:
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Brenda J. Ballou, N4MC
City Clerk
(City Se4y"°1
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C'.1r gf'Senvard,, Alaska Pon and Commerce rde 4soty Bourd Minutes
May 15, 2019 Volume 3, 374
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CALL TO ORDER
The May 15,2019,regular meeting of the Part and Commerce Advisory Board was called to
order at 12:01 p.m. by Chair Christy Terry,
OPENING CEREMONY
Harbormaster Regis led the pledge of allegiance to the flap.
ROLL CALL
There were present:
Christy Terry presiding, and
Bruce Jaffa Laura.Schneider
t,ynd'a Pacluette Erin Lernas
Comprising a quorum of the board; and
Absent—Carl Hughes excused Colby Lawrence excused
Also, Present:
Scott Mesraros, City Manager
Norm Regis, Harbor Master
CieNeil Flaherty, Executive Liaison.
Suzi Towsley, Council 1,iaison
CITIZENS' COMMENTS ON ANY SUBJECT EXCEPT THOSE ITEMS SCHEDULED
FOR PUBLIC HEARING
Ester Porter with the Crust Guard, Marine Industry Training for Port Security and Sal`ety. She
stated that she is out ofthe Anchorage Sector and she is here working with the railroad and the cruise
ship terminal but she is available to the city regarding safety and security. Her job is to see how
Seward is doing and what if anything needs to be done to improve the port's safety and security.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND CONSENT AGENDA
Motion (Paquette/Schneider) Approval of Agenda and Consent
Agenda
Motion Passed Unanimous
SP EC IAI, ORDERS, PRESENTATIONS AND REPORTS
.Alaska Railroad Report - Christy Terry submitted electronically, no additional information,
Chamber of Commerce Report—Cindy Clock submitted electronically
Flarbormrmaster Report Norm Regis submitted electronically but added that he asked the fire chief to
come in case there were any building code questions based on our agenda. He answered questions
regarding the launch ramp progress and about the upcoming Seward Mermaid. Festival.
Administration Report — Scott Meszaros stated he was available to meet with anyone who is
interested, please schedule an appointment.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
7A -Approve December 19 2018,January 2, 2019,February o,2019, March o,2019. and.
April 3, 2019. minutes.
Terry suggested that the approval of the Minutes to be at a meeting in July.
NEW BUSINESS
8A-Proclamation in support of Spring Creek Correctional Center Maximum Security Prison.
Motion (Jaffa/Paquette)
Motion Passed Unanimous Consent
8B - Review and discuss progress toward Alternative Power Source Interconnect Code
Revision Information-A Resolution of'the Port.And Commerce Advisory Board of the City O
Seward, Alaska, Providing A Recommendation To Council To Update Portions Of SC:"C
14.1 .4 Interconnection With Customer-Owned Alternative Power Source Generation
Equipment
Motion (Term/Paquette) Approve Resolution 2019-00
Motion To Amend (Terry/Jaffa) Amend Resolution 2019-003 by striking"at
the next possible Council Meeting"to"before
the end of October 201.9."
Motion To Amend Passed. Yes: Jaffa" Lemas,Terry
No: Paquette,Schneider
Main Motion Passed. Unanimous Consent
C - Discuss and make recommendation to Council re; possible rebate credit for Air to Air
Pleat Pump install
Motion (Terry/Lemmas) The Port And Commerce Advisory Board
recommends, to council approving utility
rebates for heat pump installs at 50150 or
Motion passed Unanimous Consent
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RuAr ll Energy Sala ings Pr 'graver R,E,SP)
What does this program ado?
The Rural Energy Savings Program(RESP),provides loans to entities that agree to make affordable loans to help consumers
implement cost-effective,energy efficiency measures.This program,authorized by Congress in the 2014 Parris Rill,helps to build a.
cleaner and more sustainable domestic energy sector for future generations.RESP will help lower energy Mills for rural families and
businesses and will reduce barriers to investment in energy efficiency projects or activities.
Who is an eligibler under thisr r .
Eligible applicants include current and former Rural Utilities Service(RUS) borrowers,subsidiaries of current or former RUS
borrowers,and entities that provide retail electric service in rural areas.:
How is RESP different frroami, the Energy What are the ILoain Terms?
Efficiency and Conservation Loan The RUS borrower is eligible to apply for a loan of up to
Program E'E,CL. )l? 20 years at a 01 percent interest rate.(Up to 4 percent of the
RESP offers a lower-cost financing option--a zero percent loan total may be used for startup costs.)The RUS borrower
interest rate; can charge an interest rate of up to 3 percent for relending to
* RESP also has a broader pool of eligible borrowers(utilities, qualified consumers.
nonprofit organizations,municipalities and states),while
EECLIP program borrowers are limited to utilities that serve What governs this program?
rural areas These loans are made available under the authority of
• RESP offers longer Doan terms:20 years versus 15 years for section 6407 of the Farm Security and Rurail Investment
EECLP loans. Act of 2002(7 U.5.C. 107a) (Section 6407).
How may funds be used How coo II l�e, rn more?
Funds may be used to implement energy-saving measures, For more information about the program,please contact
energy y cl ..;... -__ _ - o .
or ever costs incurred b qualified consumers,. Robert Coates at o - -- oa s a
How do we getstarted?
Applications for the RESP program will,be accepted on a
first.-come„first-served basis until funds are depleted.To be
considered for fuinding,applicants should submit a letter of
intent to_p __r ,_-,_c p;; y:More information is available
in the annual funding announcement published in the
Federal(Register.
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PORT AND COMMERCE ADVISORY BOARD
RESOLUTION 0211-001
A 1Tlll'SOLUTION OF THE SEWARD ipCi R T"AND COMMERCE ADVISORY
BOARD, RECOMMENDING;N:1T1NG COUNCIL APPROVAL, :1F " "TT +" I)OIC"T"
AN,D COMMERCE ADVISORY BOARD 111111011UTIES FROM
WHEREAS,PAt AB's resporiisib�ilita s aare list(.l irr C C 2,30,325 Poww ers aand Duta s;aaratl
WHEREAS,at its December amber 1.8,2019 work session, l'A(.AI re rewva»tl and r efiracai their
lI"rir.rrlfies and Goals list L"6r• 2020:
l"w1C.1W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PORT AND COMMERCE
ADVISORY BOARD OF THE CITY OF SEWARD, A.LASKA that:
Section 1. 1°h� following list ral" lwrlcrrrtics aand f:To Is 1'`rraraa 1~'ebrrraai 20�20 through
1"ebraraary 2021 is hereby approved by, the Board ayes(] ra:caarmrarracraded try Council for their
aapprrwvaa.1 e.
P IORIT' g
• Support harbor operations and harbor users
l-iclp lead e wvaard Marine Industrial Center( M1C) a ev loplu nt.
Advise and support the Seward C;laaamb r of C:;'arrrarraerc in their marketing r°�rla�lrar the
c ity
M Explore and promote craggy arlt rraaativ�,s aural rrrrarraaarait�° .srastaaira<ahil ty practices
Support actions and legislation that promote the viability of aa.11 businesses
Promote quality of lrf for Seward residents
SHORT TERM GOAL
Review the vessel property tax and provide rtca:rrrarracraalaation to Council
Sponsor an f"nergy workshop for the community
« l;varlaraatc options for as heart pran►p rebate prograarn and present ar proposal to
Council
* flcwlt another joint work session with the Planning&Zoning Commission aahcrrat aa.
MIC" overlay
Work towards developing a Climate Action Plaara.
Discuss and review the Jaanuaary, 2020 City Council work sessmcara with the. electric:
'`' department
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PORT AND COMMERCE ADVISORY BOARD
RESOLUTION 2020-001
• Determine action needed to address halibut by-catch and provide recommendation
to Counci I
• Support the work of the Airport Connnittee
• Create an ad hoc committee for SMIC Development and an ad hoc committee liar
Energy
• Send a board member to the Alaska Municipal I,eague Conterence
• Priorifize City, State, and Federal Priorities for port and con-unerce initiatives
• Evaluate city utility infrastructure I future growth
• Participate in Joint Work Session with 1-fistoric Preservation cornaiiacc on
Downtown Historic 0verlay District
• Review the STICS Development Plan
• l'I'valuate the Blue Pipeline Initiative anal give recommendation to Council on the
city's continued investment
o Provide input on the Capital Improvement Plan
LONCITERM GOALS
• Revi ew the f I arbor Tari IT(Target Completion 202 1')
• Submit a Giniate Action Plan to Council for adoption (Far get Completion 2021 )
• U pd ate ; e ward Boat Harbor VIlan (Target Comp let io n 202 1)
• Update SMIC Development Plan (Target Completion 2022)
Section 2. This resolution shall take effect irnmedfately upon its,ado p'tio'n.
PASSED AND APPROVED by the Port and (-ommercc Advisory Board of the (.'ity of
Seward, Alaska, this 8" (lay of January, 2020.
'THE CITV OF SEWARD, ALASKA
Ul uu chneider,Chair
A Y E'S.- Smith, [lughes, Lawrence, Schneider
NOf,"S. None
ABSFNT: laffia, l...,ernas, Paquette
ABSTAIN: None
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PORT AND COMMERCE ADVISORV BOARD
RESOLUTION 2020-001
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