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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09142020 City Council LAYDOWN - City Clerk 20--0`78 2019-2020 Legislative History for Council-sponsored Ordinances & Resolutions J RESOLUTION SPONSOR TITLE DATE NOTE 2019-087 Towsley Requesting That Governor Mike Dunleavy Direct The State Of September 23 Support Alaska Department Of Transportation&Public Facilities (DOT&PF)To Explore And Identify Funding Alternatives To Prevent The Closure Of The Silvertip Maintenance Station At Mile 60 Near The Hope Junction On The Seward Highway 2019-114 Terry& Approving An Amendment To The Legal Services December 9 Contract Meszaros Agreement With Birch Horton Bittner& Cherot 2020-005 Butts Supporting The Continuance Of The State Of Alaska's January 13 Support Stringent Oil Spill Prevention And Response Contingency Plannin Regulations 2020-018 Crites Authorizing The City Manager To Purchase A Locking,Three- March 9 Purchase Body,Oversized Mortuary Cooler For Use By The Seward Volunteer Fire Department And The Seward Volunteer Ambulance Corps In An Amount Not To Exceed$8,875,And Appropriating Funds 2020-020 Baclaan & Supporting Alaska House Bill 198,An Act Relating To March 9 Support McClure Aggravating Factors Considered At Sentencing 2020-031 Baclaan Supporting The Establishment Of A Kenai Peninsula Borough April 13 Support Resilience And Security Commission 2020-033 Terry Recognizing The Successful Efforts Of The State Leadership April 27 Support And Alaskan Residents To Slow The Spread Of Covid-19 And Encourage The Governor,As Soon As Reasonably Practical,To Rescind Or Modify Covid-19 Health Mandates 003: Statewide Closure Restaurants,Bars,Entertainment,009: Personal Care Services And Gatherings,And 012: Intrastate Travel,As Soon As Reasonably Practical To Allow Alaskan Businesses To Resume Operations,Employees To Return To Work,And Residents To Receive Services In A Safe Manner, Observing Social Distancing Requirements And Other Health Mandates,As Necessary 2020-054 Baclaan Authorizing The Appropriation Of$500,000 From One Or More July 13 CARES Act Sources: The City's Commercial Passenger Vessel Fund,The Funding General Fund Unassigned Fund Balance,And/Or CARES Act Funding To The Seward Association For The Advancement Of Commitment Marine Science(SAAMS)D/B/A The Alaska SeaLife Center (ASLC)For Emergency Covid-19 Relief Purposes,With Stipulations Clerk's Note: In 2019,there were 117 resolutions brought to council,two of which were sponsored by council members; one was a support resolution and one was a city attorney contract amendment. Year to date for 2020,there have been 79 resolutions brought to council, six being sponsored by council members; of those six, four were support resolutions,one was a purchase, and one was a CARES Act funding commitment. 2019-2020 Legislative History for Council-sponsored Ordinances & Resolutions ORDINANCE SPONSOR TITLE DATE NOTE 2019-008 Towsley Amending And Revising Seward City Code,Title 2,2,05.030, April 8 + 10 Exemptions For Particular Records days 2019-012 Lane Amending Seward City Code 3.75.010,Sexual Harassment,To N/A Pulled from the Add Prohibitions Against Other Forms Of Harassment And agenda on July 22 Bullying Conduct,And To Apply Seward City Code 3.75.010 To All City Employees,Officers,And Elected And Appointed City Officials 2020-005 Terry Adopting Seward City Council Temporary Emergency Covid-19 May 11 + 10 Expires when Non-Code Regulation No. 1 Entitled"Pick-Up Parking Spots"And days Declaration of Authorizing Business Owners To Designate Up To Two Curbside"Pick-Up"Parking Spots For Their Customers During Emergency for The State Of Emergency Arising From Covid-19 COVID-19 expires 2020-007 Crites & Requiring Individuals To Wear Protective Facial Coverings June 22 (failed) 60 days Emergency Osenga. When Within Six Feet Of Individuals Outside Their Household, Non-Code Except When Certain Exemptions Are Met Or Individuals Are Eating,Drinking,Or Giving Or Receiving Services That Cannot Be Performed While Wearing A Facial Coverin ig 2020-008 Terry & Temporarily Adopting City Council Emergency Regulations July 1 30 days Emergency McClure Ordering The Closure Of City-Owned Campgrounds,Prohibiting Non-Code Gatherings Of More Than 20 Persons,Requiring Facial Coverings Inside Buildings Open To The Public,And Limiting Eating Establishments,Bars,And Retail Stores To 50%Capacity Indoors In Response To The Rapid Increase In Covid-19 Cases Within The City Of Seward 2020-009 Terry& Temporarily Adopting City Council Emergency Regulations July 27 30 days Emergency McClure Ordering The 50%Capacity Of City-Owned Campgrounds, Non-Code Prohibiting Gatherings Of More Than 20 Persons,Requiring Facial Coverings Inside Buildings Open To The Public,And Limiting Eating Establishments,Bars,And Retail Stores To 50% Capacity Indoors In Response To The Rapid Increase In Covid- 19 Cases Within The City Of Seward 2020-010 Terry& Temporarily Adopting City Council Emergency Regulations August 24 30 days Emergency McClure Ordering The 50%Capacity Of City-Owned Campgrounds, Non-Code Prohibiting Gatherings Of More Than 20 Persons,Requiring Facial Coverings Inside Buildings Open To The Public,And Limiting Eating Establishments,Bars,And Retail Stores To 50% Capacity Indoors In Response To The Rapid Increase In Covid- 19 Cases Within The City Of Seward Clerk's Note: In 2019, there were 17 ordinances brought to council; two were sponsored by council members. Year to date for 2020, there have been 11 ordinances brought to council, five of which were sponsored by council; four of those five were emergency ordinances for COVID-19.