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Home My WebLink About1984 Planning & Zoning Minutes PAGE 291 REGULAR MEETING - DECEMBER 14, 1983 VOLUME 1 X. COMMISSION DISCUSSION: ,~ DINNAN stated that the m1n1mum size requirement for a parking space needed to be changed and that it was logical to have different parking requirements for a thirteen three-bed room-unit versus a thirteen one-bedroom-unit. 'ii'a""lllc aHa 'ii'uua.uff a~.""J, 3dla"f"u""y'" :;LaL"d that the KPB will be ~skea to work up d .cpu. L Ull llUw uLh". a."a:; handle- CUPs. Dinnan reported that he will be unable to attend the next two meetings. ***** XI. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 10:15 p.m. (Cit ~ Chri Depu PAGE 291 REGULAR MEETING - JANUARY 11, 1984 VOLUME 1 1. CALL TO ORDER: The January 11, 1984, regular meeting of the Seward Advisory Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 7:32 p.m. by Vice-Chairman Wassilie II. ROLL CALL: Present were: Vice-Chairman Wassilie and Commissioners Blackwell, Capra, Glenn and Thorne (Commis- sioners Dinnan and Woodruff were absent with Commission consent) Present also: Assistant City Manager Schaefermeyer, Admin- istrative Assistant Martin and Deputy City Clerk Audette III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Wassilie requested the following statement be added to the December 14, 1983, regular meeting minutes, to precede the statement by Briske on page 289, Volume 1: Several Commissioners questioned if the number of units could be reduced which would then eliminate the need for the variances. Wassilie stated that the entire founda- tion would not have to be utilized. ***** (Amendment to minutes--See Page 292, Volume 1) "Wassilie and Woodruff requested that Schaefermeyer ask the KPB to work up a report on how other areas handle CUPs." cHP uo pa;)-eld SU01~;)1~~sa~ pU-e S~aUftO A~~ado~d JO sa~lsap 'ssaUaAl~;)aJJa ~SO;) uo pas-eq aq PlnOJ'l suolsua~xa ~a~-eJ'l/~aJ'laS ~-elp ~-ea~-e ~-eq~ ~OJ SU-eld U01Su-edxa A~111~n ou p-eq A~lJ aq~ Al~Uasa~d ~-eq~ pa~-e~s 'Aal~-eJ mO~J ~U1U01~Sanb ~aq~~nJ O~ asuodsa~ Ul '~aAam~aJa-eq;)s pU-e Ul~~-eW 'U01~Sanb Ul S~Ol aq~ uo ~uamdolaAap l-el~uaplsa~ pU-e S~Ol slq uo ~uamdolaAap l-el;)~aillillO;) a~n~nJ UaaJ'l~aq ~;)11JUO;) alqlssod JO a;)U-e;)lJ1U~lS aq~ aZ1U~0;)a~ O~ JJ-e~S A~lJ aq~ pU-e U01SSlillillOJ aq~ pa~~n Aal~-eJ 'sa~u-eq;) ~U1UOZ ~OJ pa~sanba~ ~O pa~lnba~ All-em~ou ~OU a~-e SU-eld ~-eq~ pU-e ~uamdOlaAaa ~J~ mO~J SU-eld ~ulPl1nq q~lJ'l paplAo~d uaaq ~OU p-eq A~lJ aq~ ~-eq~ ~Ul~-e~S Aq Aal~-eJ mO~J ~U1U01~Sanb O~ papuodsa~ ~aAam~aJa-eq;)s 'S~Ol 0J'l~ asoq~ papnl;)Ul AIUO ~1 Jl ~sanba~ auoza~ aq~ O~ U01~;)a~qo ou p-eq aq ~-eq~ pa~-e~s a;)Ualpn-e aq~ mO~J pa~-eadd-e '('lJ) l-el;)~ammoJ pa~lml'l pauoz Al~Uasa~d 'U01~lPPV ~auqn-e'l '01 ~;)OlS 'Ll-ll S~O'l JO ~auJ'lO 'a~-e~oq;)UV 'Aa'l~VJ aNa~ 'pauado s-eJ'l ~ul~-eaH ;)11qnd aq~ pU-e pa~ou S-eJ'l '(Z-~) 1-enuaplsa~ Anm-eJ-alqnop O~ (1-~) l-el~uaplsa~ Al1m-eJ-al~U1S mO~J U01~lPPV ~auqn-e'l '01 ~;)OlS 'SZ-vZ S~O'l auoza~ o~ ~uamdolaAaa ~J~ Aq pal1J s-e ~sanba~ -e ~ulP~-e~a~ J'l-el Aq paqsl1qnd pU-e pa~sod S-e ~ul~-eaH ;)11qnd JO a;)l~ON 'S ~3NHOV1 '~ul~-eaH ;)11qnd aq~ palla;)u-e;) al11ss-eM ~U01~;)a~qo ou pa;)10A U01SSlillillOJ aqJ 'a~n~nJ ~-eau aq~ Ul ~;)a ~o~d aq~ JO ado;)s aq~ ~Ulpu-edxa ~sanba~ -e ~~lmqnsa~ PlnOJ'l pU-e ~sanba~ dilJ slq ~U1J'l-e~pq~1J'l S-eJ'l aq s-e palla;)u-e;) aq ~Ul~-eaq ;)11qnd aq~ ~-eq~ pa~s-e p-eq pU-e mlq pa~;)-e~UO;) p-eq ~;)l~I ~-eq~ pa~-e~s ~aAam~aJa-eq;)s 'amoH aa'l assaf Plo aq~ ul s~uam~~-ed-e mnlulmopuo;) JO s~lun ZZ JO uOl~;)n~~suo;) ~oJ (dilJ) ~lm~ad asO 1-euol~lpuoJ -e ~oJ dlqs -~au~~-ed I ~ W JO ~;)l~I ~u-e~a Aq pal1J s-e ~sanba~ -e ~ulP~-e~a~ pa~ou s-eJ'l J'l-el Aq paqsl1qnd pu-e pa~sod s-e ~ul~-eaH ;)11qnd JO a;)l~ON 'V 331 3SS3r :S~NI~vaH JI'lSild 'A 'uol~-em~oJul ~oJ pa~ou s-eJ'l p-eo~ ~aa~J uoml-es JJo l-el~a~-em I11J a;)-eld o~ uUl'l;)W m-el111M Aqpal1J s-e ~lm~ad ~oJ U01~-e;)11dd-e u-e ~ulP~-e~a~ s~aaul~Ua JO sd~oJ Am~v 's'o mO~J a;)l~oN ;)11qnd '(861 'zz ~aqma;)aa 'S 'A~-esSa;)au s-eJ'l asuodsa~ ou ~-eq~ pu-e p~-eJ'las ~;)aJJ-e ~q~lm ~ulq~ Aaq~ q;)lqJ'l s~lm~ad AU-e JO sa;)l~Ou q~lJ'l A~lJ aq~ saplAo~d sd~oJ aq~ ~-eq~ paul-eldxa ~aAam~aJa-eq;)s 'al11ss-eM mO~J uOl~sanb -e O~ asuodsa~ uI . uOl~-em~oJul ~OJ pa~ou s-eJ'l pu-elsI su-eAa UO u-enr u-eS ~~Od ~-e ~;)OP aq~ ~l-eda~ O~ sal~111;)-ea ;)11qnd pu-e U01~-e~~odsu-e~J JO ~uam~~-edaa -e~s-elV JO a~-e~s aq~ Aq pal1J s-e ~lm~ad ~OJ U01~-e;)11dd-e u-e ~ulP~-e~a~ s~aaul~ua JO sd~oJ Am~v 's' il mO~J a;)l~ON ;)11qnd '(861 'L ~aqma;)aa 'V :aJNaaNOdsa~~OJ 'AI 'al11ss-eM Aq papuam-e s-e sa~nulm ~ul~aam ~-eln~a~ '(861 'vI ~aqma;)aa aq~ aAo~dd-e o~ ~uasa~d asoq~ ll-e Aq pal~~-e;) Alsnomlu-eun pu-e uual~ Aq papUo;)as 'llaJ'l~;)-elS Aq paAom s-eJ'l ~1 'UOlssn;)slP ~U1J'l0110a 'sdOJ alpu-eq s-ea~-e ~aq~o J'loq uo ~~oda~ -e dn ~~0J'l O~ Sd~ aq~ ~s-e ~aAam~aJa-eq;)s ~-eq~ pa~sanba~ JJn~pooM pu-e al11ss-eM aq sa~nulm ~ul~aam ~-eln~a~ '(861 'vI uOlsslillilloJ ~apun ~uama~-e~s puo;)as :SJ'l0110J s-e papuam-e ~aqma;)aa aq~ Ul papnl;)ul uOlssn;)Sla aq~ ~-eq~ pa~sanba~ oSl-e al11ss-eM 10 aWO'lOA v861 'II A~VONVf - ~NIJaaW ~V'lil~a~ Z6Z a~Vd Lowell , OTS, Fed, Ocean- view, Mara- thon, N. Har- bor, PAGE 293 REGULAR MEETING - JANUARY 11, 1984 VOLUME 01 City by Fish and Game due to the close proximity of salmon spawning in the Lagoon and the Corps' restrictions regarding wetlands. Schaefermeyer stated that Carley could contact him at any time to keep abreast of utility development plans. Wassilie noted written comments had been received from Bernard Hulm, Seward, in favor of the zoning change. No one else appeared from the audience and the public hearing was closed. Capra and Blackwell noted that the Land Use Plan (LUP) des- ignated the area requested for rezone as multi-family. Glenn stated that there were two duplex buildings across the street from the proposed rezone area. Schaefermeyer read the KPB staff report findings and recommendation and following discussion, it was moved by Glenn, seconded by Thorne and unanimously carried to recommend to the KPB Assembly to rezone Lots 24-25, Block 10, Laubner Addition from R-1 to R-2. VI. CITIZENS' DISCUSSION: None VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: In response to a question from Capra, Schaefermeyer stated that information regarding the parking space size requirements had not yet been received from the KPB. VII 1. NEW BUSINESS: Laubner, A. January 5, 1984, memorandum and addendum from Martin regarding an update of the City Zoning map were noted. Martin explained that after receiving the enlarged zoning map from KPB, he corrected the obvious drafting errors and noted that in order to bring several prop- erties into conformance with the LUP, zoning changes would have to be initiated. At a later date the Commission could look at parcels which he felt needed to be rezoned but would require a change in the LUP to do so. Martin pointed out the rezone request areas on a displayed map and explained the reason for the request. Following a brief discussion, it was moved by Capra, seconded by Thorne and unanimously carried to recommend to KPB to initiate the rezoning process for: (1) Lots 1-5 and Tract A, Lowell Estates which are presently unzoned to Single-family Residential (R-1); (2) Lots 21-24, Block 16, Original Townsite of Seward (OTS) , from Public (P) to General Commercial (CG); (3) Lots 1-18, Block 18, OTS, from Industrial (I) to P; (4) Lots 27-40, Block 6, Laubner Addition, from Multi-family Residential (R-3) to P; 'uolSS11UU10::J aq:l Aq pa:lsanba;r uaaq psq SU01:1sdn;);)0 aUloq ;roJ \3uluusld uo uOl:1sUl;roJul pa:lnql;r:lslP aq:l :lsq:l pa:lS:lS ;raAaUl;raJasq;)s 'V 2u~UUSld :SlEOdaE Ea~VNVW A1I::J 'XI 'S:I;roJJa \3uldaa~asnoq s.ul:1;rsw;roJ U01:1S1;)a;rdds ;raq passa;rdxa alHsssl1 '€-E 0:1 l-;-:ll,Ulo;rJ 'uOlslAlpqns 1I1alAUSa;)0 'v ~;)OlH '<; :10'1 (n) ."" ,~.. .'~' ~ .:'" ~€-E 0:1 l--a Ulo;rJ 'U01HPPV ls;rapa.i[ '01 ~;)OlH 'v-l S:lO'1 (<;Z) ~€--a 0:1 Z--a Ulo;rJ 'uolHPPV ls;rapa.i[ , € ~;)OlH 'Z-l S:lO'1 (vz) ~€--a 0:1 Z--a Ulo;rJ 'uolHPPV ls;rapa.i[ , Z ~;)OlH 'v-€ S:lO'1 (€Z) ~€--a 0:1 l-E Ulo;rJ 'uo.P1PPV ls;rapa.i[ 'z ~;)OlH 'Z-l S:lO'1 (ZZ) !€-E 0:1 l-EUlo;rJ 'uol:11PPV ls;rapa.i[ , 1 ~;)01H 'v-€ S:lO'1 (1Z) ,_~ r~ ~ ~€--a 0:1 'l::J Ulo;rJ 'uolHPPV ls;rapa.i[ , 1 ~;)OlH 'Z-l S:lO'l (OZ) ~€--a 0:1 Z--a Ulo;rJ 'S10 'S€ ~;)OlH 'OZ-vl S:lO'l (61) ~€--a 0:1 (Z--a) ls1:1uaplsa-a AI1UlsJ-alqnoQ Ulo;rJ 'S10 'L€ ~;)OlH ' LZ-IZ S:lO'l (s1) ~€--a 0:1 l--a Ulo;rJ 'S10 'L€ ~;)OlH 'OZ-vl S:lO'l (L1) ~€--a 0:1 l-E Ulo;rJ 'S10 '9€ ~;)OlH 'LZ-1Z S:lO'l (91) ~€--a 0:1 'l::J Ulo;rJ 'S10 '9( ~;)OlH 'OZ-vl S:lO'l (<;1) ~€-E 0:1 'l::J Ulo;rJ 'uolslAlpqns 1I1alAUSa;)0 'v ~;)OlH 'v-l S:lO'l (v1) ~€-E 0:1 'l::J Ulo;rJ 'S10 '1€ ~;)OlH 'OZ-91 'V<;l 'vn 'Vll 'VOl 'V9 'v<; 'V€ 'vz 'VI S:lO'l (€I) !S10 '€--a 0:1 l--a Ulo;rJ '1€ ~;)OlH 'Ov-lZ S:lO'l (Zl) ~€--a 0:1 'l::J Ulo;rJ 'S10 'Z€ ~;)OlH JO IlV (11) ~d 0:1 l-E Ulo;rJ 'uol:11PPV ;rauqns'l '€1 ~;)OlH 'OZ-S S:lO'l (01) ~d 0:1 l--a Ulo;rJ 'uol:11PPV ;rauqns'l 'Zl ~;)OlH JO IlV (6) !d 0:1 l--a Ulo;rJ 'uol:11PPV uoq:ls;rsw '€1 :l0'l (S) !'l::J 0:1 d Ulo;rJ 'uolslAlpqns ;roq;rsH q:l;roN '1 ~;)OlH 'V :I;)s;rl uOl:1;rod (L) ~d 0:1 'l::J Ulo;rJ 'uolslAlpqns 1I1alAUSa;)0 's ~;)OlH 'H ~ V :I;)s;rl (9) ~d 0:1 ('1::J) ls1;);raUlUlo::J pa:llUll'l Ulo;rJ 'uol:11PPV ls;rapa.i[ '61 ~;)OlH 'Zl-9 S:lO'l (<;) 10 awn'lOA vS61 '11 A-avnNvr - ~NIlaaw -aV'ln~a-a 1762 a~Vd PAGE 295 REGULAR MEETING - JANUARY 11, 1984 VOLUME 01 Following a brief discussion, the Commission decided to study the information and present any ideas at the next regular meeting. Planning B. Schaefermeyer stated that the information on architec- tural control/design review had been requested at the last meeting and Cervantes, KPB Senior Planner had compiled what had been included in the Commissioners' meeting packets. Schaefermeyer read a few excerpts from the report regarding the legality of architectural or design review which stated that using aesthetics as the only basis for this exercise of police power was not accepted by the courts in all states. Schaefermeyer felt that Alaska would be one of those states. RECESS: The meeting was recessed at 9:16 p.m. to allow the Deputy Clerk to change the recording tape and reconvened at 9:20 p.m. Following discussion on the proposed Historic District Ordinance scheduled for Public Hearing at the January 16, 1984, meeting of the Seward City Council, the Commission requested Schaefermeyer to obtain additional information on development planning. X. COMMISSION DISCUSSION: CAPRA, in anticipation of increased traffic from Irick's development of Jesse Lee, asked if the City had any plans to increase the safety of students walking by that area on their way to school. Schaefermeyer reported that City Officials had met with High School Principal, Greg Moo, to discuss the installation of a walkway up Resur- rection Boulevard to the schools. In response to further questioning from Wassilie, Schaefermeyer stated that the City would probably main- tain the sidewalk. XI. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 9:43 p.m. l:j:~~ VtCAh~) Sandra Wassilie Vice-Chairman pUB q~IBaq ~U1~S1I 'U01SS1WillOJ aq~ pap1AO~d pBq q~no~oH BInsu1uad 1BUa)l aq~ U01~BUUOJU1 aq:l UlO~J paZ1~BUlUlnS ~aAaUl~aJaBq;)s . 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He also stated that if the Commission set goals for the direction it would like to see Seward develop, then decisions on design control could be based on those goals. Schaefermeyer, in response to expressed concern regarding high density multi-family growth, explained that the density requirements could be changed but cautioned that in reducing allowed density the return on the financial investment would also be reduced which in turn might lower Seward's attractiveness to investors contemplating develop- ment in the Seward Area. RECESS: p.m. The meeting was recessed at 8:20 p.m. and reconvened at 8:25 Capra stated that he had not received any indication from Councilor the citizens that they wanted design control. expressed the opinion that the Commission was not capable, in professional-expertise, of reviewing architectural design. the Ci ty Woodruff terms of In regard to Conditional Use Permits (CUP), Schaefermeyer stated that the Administration reviewed incoming applications to deter- mine if the bare minimum requirements had been met before making a recommendation to the Commission. If the basic requirements had been met and unless there appeared to be a compelling overriding reason for disapproval the Administration follows with a recommendation for approval based on the premise that the applicant has the right to use his property as he choses. The Commission then considers the well-being of the Community and amplifies for the record the reasons for granting or not granting the CUP. If the Commission feels inadequately informed, the City staff, aided by the KPB Planners, can research the subject in question. In response to a request from Wassilie, Schaefermeyer stated that Steve Cervantes, the KPB Planner, would be asked for a presentation regarding how other KPB Communities handled CUP's. VIII. NEW BUSINESS: A. A request as filed with the KPB by the City of Soldotna to incorporate changes in the street width requirements into the Borough Subdivision ordinance to be effective only for Soldotna, was noted for comment. Schaefermeyer stated that at this time the Administration did not recommend any street width code changes for Seward. IX. CITY MANAGER REPORTS: Martin displayed, for the Commission's information, replat maps that had been filed with the KPB for approval of two proposed subdivisions within the City--the Holland replat, located in Forest Acres, and the Snowden replat, located in the Cliff Addition. Martin gave an update on the Gateway subdivision efforts, stating that of the two private land holders within that proposed subdivision one had agreed to sell to the City outright and the other, Mr. Snellman, had agreed to trade his holdings for a comparable parcel in Jesse Lee Heights Subdivi- sion Addition #2. After the City holds all interest in the Gateway parcel, the waJ.I 'IVIJadS""" anapnv ~~al~ A~l~ A~ndaa pue Sa~UeAJa~ ~auuBld q~no~oa Blnsuluad lBua~ 'Ul~~BW ~UB~SlSSV aAl~B~~ SlU1WPV '~aAaw~a~aBq~s ~a~BUBW A~l~ ~UB~SlSSV :OSlB ~uasa~d U01SS1WWO~ q~l~ ~uasqB S~aU01SS1WWO~) all1ssBM 'lla~~~Bla s~auolss1WWO~ puasuo~ a~a~ uual~ pUB B~dB~ pUB au~oqJ. 'UBUUla pUB ~~n~pooM UBw~lBq~ :a~a~ ~uasa~d :'I'IV~ 'I'IO~ 'II '~~n~pooM uBw~lBq~ Aq 'w'd O(:L ~B ~ap~o o~ pallB~ SB~ uOlss1wwo~ ~U1UOZ pUB ~U1UUBld A~OSlAPV p~B~as aq~ ~O ~ul~aaw ~Bln~a~ '1]B61 '1]1 q~~BW aqJ. :~a@o OJ. 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III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: There being no additions, deletions or amendments, Woodruff declared the February 8, 1984, regular meeting minutes approved as presented. IV. CORRESPONDENCE: A. February 22, 1984, Public Notice from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers regarding an application for Permit as filed by the Federal Highway Administration to replace the existing bridge across the Resur- rection River located in the Kenai Fjords National Park was noted for information. V. PUBLIC HEARINGS: FEDERAL ADD A. Notice of Public Hearing as advertised and posted by law was noted regarding a request as filed by James L. Sefton to rezone Lots 7 and 8, Block 13, Federal Addition, from Single-family Residential (R-1) to Limited Commercial (CL). Schaefermeyer read the March 13, 1984, staff report from Cervantes which lists three findings of fact: (1) Third Street is the main street into town and as such is a heavily traveled street. (2) No new residential housing has been built in the immediate area in the last several years. (3) The City Land Use Plan designates the area as Auto Oriented Commercial (CL). Chairman Woodruff then opened the public hearing; no one appeared from the audience in order to be heard and the public hearing was closed. It was moved by Blackwell, seconded by Wassilie and unanimously carried by all those present to recommend the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly approve the rezone of Lots 7 and 8, Block 13, Federal Addition, from R-1 to CL. JESSE LEE B. Notice of Public Hearing as advertised and posted by law was noted regarding an application as filed by the City of Seward requesting a Land Use Plan (LUP) change for Lots 2 and 3, Jesse Lee Heights Subdivision, No.2, from Public (P) to Multi-family Residential (R-3). Schaefermeyer read the March 14, 1984, staff report from Cervantes which lists three findings of fact: (1) This land was previously held in public ownership and was designated as Pub- lic-Developed. (2) This land is now privately owned and a use plan change is in order. (3) The surrounding area has developed into predominately residential use. March 1, 1984, letter from Kenneth O. Stout, partner in RTR Development, the recent purchaser of the lots in question, objecting to any action that would lead to a change in the present Limited Commercial (CL) zoning was noted. Schaefermeyer report- ed to the Commission that he and Martin had talked to Jean Von Dorhman, partner, RTR Development, and had assured her that a LUP change would not affect the present zoning. He also explained that a requirement for granting any future requests RTR Development might submit for a Condi- tional Use Permit is that the requested use be in conformance with the LUP. 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OTS, UNCLASSIF., D. March 8, 1984, memorandum from Martin concerning Phase II LOWELLof the City's Zoning and Land Use Plan (LUP) update was noted. With the MARA aid of displayed maps, Martin explained each zone and LUP change request , FED to the Commission. Some are zoning changes to conform with the LUP; , LAUB others include Land Use and zoning changes to provide logical desig- CLEAi, nations for the historical and future uses of the land. Other requested BAY changes would put certain City properties into the correct zoning and , JESSE land use designations in preparation for either sale or replatting into parks. Martin also explained that the zoning and land use designations would need to be in order prior to commencing the Seward Comprehensive Plan update. Following a short discussion which determined that the Snellman parcel between Jap Creek and Forest Acres should be included in the request, it was moved by Wassilie, seconded by Thorne and unanimously carried by all those present to approve the following zoning and LUP changes for submission to the Kenai Peninsula Borough Planning Commission: (1) Lots 9 & 10, Block 16, Original Townsite of Seward (OTS); Multi-family Residential (R-3) to Public Developed (P)--Zoning change (2) Lots 1-20, Block 21, OTS; Industrial (I) to Limited Commercial (CL)--Zoning change; Public-developed (P-Dev) to Auto-oriented Commercial--LUP change (3) MS 981 (Tax Parcel change; Steep Slopes (P-Open)--LUP change 148-230-07); Unzoned to P--Zoning to Public Open Space & Recreation (4) USS 703 (Tax Parcel 148-230-06); Unzoned to P--Zoning change; Steep Slopes to P-Open--LUP change (5) All of the Lowell Canyon Townhouse Subdivision; Unzoned to R-3--Zoning change; Neighborhood Residential (NR) to Multi-family Residential (MFR)--LUP change (6) Lot 3, Marathon Addition; R-3 to P--Zoning change; NR to P-Dev--LUP change (7) Lots 20 & 21, Marathon Addition; Single-family Residen- tial (R-1) to P--Zoning change; NR to P-Dev--LUP change (8) Tax Parcel 148-030-07; Unzoned to R-1--Zoning change; Steep Slopes to NR--LUP change (9) Tax Parcel 147-130-11, West !z; Unzoned to R-1--Zoning change; Steep Slopes to NR--LUP change (10) Tax Parcel 147-130-11, East !z; P to R-1--Zoning change; P-Dev to NR--LUP change .UBIa aA1suaqa~dill08 p~B~as B a~aIdilloJ o~ ~1~ B ~JaIas o~ ssaJo~d IBsodo~a ~O~ ~sanba~ aq~ u12aq PInoJ '2u1~aaill ~BIn2a~ 'v861 '6 11~dV S~l ~B I1Jun08 A~18 aq~ os 'v861 'qJ~ew ~o pua aq~ Aq U1~~BW o~ su01~sa22ns ~o s~uaillillOJ AUB ~lillqns pUB UBIa aq~ U1 papnIJu1 aq O~ IB1~a~Bill ~O~ SU01~sa22ns slq ~a1Aa~ O~ U01SS1illill08 aq~ pa){SB Sa~UBA~a8 . s~eaA 81 ~O~ uBIa aA1suaqa~dill08 aq~ ~o a~Bpdn UB uaaq ~OU pBq a~aq~ SB uBIa aA1suaqa~dill08 aq~ ~O~ ~a2pnq ~8A.a: slq U1 spun~ IB~uaillaIddns apnIJu1 o~ SUBId oSIB aq ~eq~ pa~e~s u1~~BW .uBIa aA1suaqa~dill08 aq~ ~o ~~Bd ailloJaq PIno~ uBIa ~a~SBW ~~od~lV aq~ ~uBIa ~a~SBW ~~od~lV ue ~o ~uailldoIaAap ~O~ aA1aJa~ o~ Sl A~18 aq~ qJ1q~ a~B~S aq~ illO~~ OOO'OE$ sdBq~ad pUB 'v861 ~O~ pa~a2pnq OOO'~Z$ 'E861 2U1~np pa~~lillilloJ OOO'~Z$ illO~~ aillOJ PIno~ UBIa aA1suaqa~dill08 p~B~as aq~ UO a~Bpdn aq~ ~O~ 2U1pun~ ~Bq~ pa~B~S Sa~UBA~a8 '1Ia~){JBIH illO~~ 2U1u01~Sanb O~ asuodsa~ UI ou01~B~aq1Iap U01SS1illill08 Sn01Aa~d illO~~ ~da){ peq U1~~BW sa~ou illO~~ pa~Bda~d pBq aq UBIa aA1suaqa~dill08 p~B~as aq~ ~O~ ){~O~ ~O adoJs ~~B~p B paU1BIdxa pUB pa~nq1~~slP Sa~UBA~a8 o.a: Za-NV~a aW08 ou01~nlosa~ IBU1~ aq~ 2u1doIaAap U1 In~dIaq aq PIno~ U01SS1illill08 aq~ illO~~ SU01~sa22ns ~O S~UaillillOJ AUB ~Bq~ pa~B~S pUB A~18 aq~ U1 S~J1~~SlP IeJ1~0~slq ~O~ B1~a~1~J aq~ ~as PIno~ qJ1q~ ud1~nIosa~ I1Jun08 A~18 pasodo~d B pa~ou ~aAaill~a~aBqJS 03: a2ueqJ 2U1UOZ--l-~ O~ paUOZUn ~ (WS t1n NlJ. 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CITY MANAGER REPORTS: Schaefermeyer thanked Thorne for his willingness to serve on the Commission for another 3 years and also for serving on the Borough Planning Commission. Schaefermeyer gave an update on developments with the Marine Industrial Center tenant negotiations, the Seaway Express barge ramp installation, the Seaway Express barge christening in Seattle and the Prison. X. COMMISSION DISCUSSION: None XI. adjourned at 10:25 p.m. Chri Deput John Woodruff Chairman REGULAR MEETING - MAY 9, 1984 VOLUME 1 I. CALL TO ORDER: Planning Chairman The May 9, 1984, regular meeting of the Seward Advisory and Zoning Commission was called to order at 7:33 p.m. by Woodruff. II. ROLL CALL: Present were: Chairman Woodruff and Commissioners Blackwell, Dinnan, Glenn and Thorne (Commissioner Wassilie was absent with Commission consent) Capra had resigned as of May 7, 1984 Present also: City Manager Garzini, Administrative Assistant Martin and Deputy City Clerk Audette III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: There being no additions, deletions or amendments, Chairman Woodruff declared the March 14, 1984, regular meeting minutes approved as presented. IV. 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McCauley stated that he realized that multi-family development would be more profitable but the rezone "does not seem like a good idea to me". McCauley further stated that the area was a good R-1 zone; that it was a good place to live. WOLFGANG MIKAT, property owner within Block 3, Bayview Addi- tion, appeared from the audience and stated that R-3 development should start in areas already designated for that purpose, and not build multi-family units across from R-1 property. Mikat stated that if the rezone request was granted, then the whole area should be changed, not just Block 10. No one else appeared from the audience and the public hearing was closed. Martin, in response to questioning from Woodruff, explained that there were no regulations requiring a public hearing to initiate a LUP change and that the Commission could, at this rezone public hearing, recommend a LUP change for the proposed rezone area. Garzini explained that one reason there was a severe lack of R-1 lots to build on was that after the water, sewer and power were brought to the property the lots would be too expensive. Therefore higher density development, Le. townhouses, would spread the cost of utility installation making the units affordable. Given the difficulties associated with the area, developing single-family lots would be too costly. Blackwell stated that as a property owner within Block 3, Bayview Addition, he would abstain from voting, but felt that rezoning Block 10 would hem in the R-1 lots in that area. Blackwell also stated that the LUP, which was developed by local citizenry, designated Block 10 as NR and should stay that way. He felt that there were not enough available R-1 lots in Seward but it appeared that future R-3 lots would be in excess; also R-3 lots can presently be acquired outside the City limits. Blackwell stated that the slopes were so steep he would be afraid any multi-unit development would fall down into his house. Garzini, in response to questioning from Woodruff and Glenn, stated that the LUP had been developed in 1979 from a survey which started in 1976 and that LUPs should actually be updated every two years. Woodruff felt that a LUP should be flexible; that it can be changed to meet the housing development demands. In response to concern voiced by Blackwell, Garzini stated that the Gateway Subdivision would be single-family lots. Dinnan stated that petitioners were concerned about having multi-units above them and that he was opposed to the rezone request; that the area should stay open space. Following further discussion, it was moved by Dinnan, seconded by Glenn and unanimously carried by all those present to recommend to the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly that the present Land Use Plan designation be retained for Block 10, Bayview Subdivision. JESSE LEE #3 B. Notice of Public Hearing as advertised and posted by law regarding a request as filed by Frank Irick of M & I Partnership for a conditional use permit for construction of 44 units of condominiums within the old Jesse Lee Home on Lot 3A, Jesse Lee Heights '~~ill u~aq p~q A~q~ ~~q~ 2Ululill~a~ap pU~ apoJ 2UlUOZ p~~~as aq~ ul palJloads punoJ ~Uaill~~lnba~ qo~a 2ul~~PlsUOO ~a~J~--s~~oq ~q~ uo 2UlAlT ~o 2Ul~~O~ OU--ATUO a2~~o~s ~oJ pasn aq p~~A aq~ ~~q~ pU~ ~a~~ a2~~o~s aq~ puno~~ 2ulouaJ aTq~~lns TT~~sul ~U~OlTdd~ ~q~ ~~q~ P~PlAO~d 'UOlslAlPqnS ~alAU~aOO 'v ~ooTg 'g6 ~01 uo a2~~o~s ~~Tl~~~ ~~oq pu~ ~~oq ~oTT~ o~ ~aTTlW uaT~ o~ ~lill~~d ~sn T~uol~ -lpuOO ~ ~u~~2 o~ ~u~s~~d asoq~ TT~ Aq pal~~~o ATsnOilllu~un pU~ u~T~ Aq papuoo~s 'U~UUla Aq p~AOill s~~ ~l 'uolssnoslP ~~oqs ~ 2Ul~OTTo~ 'P~sOTO s~~ 2ul~~aq olTqnd aq~ pu~ ~oualpn~ aq~ illO~J p~~~~dd~ aST~ auo oN 'a2~~o~s ~aTl~~~ ~~oq pu~ ~~oq ~oJ p~~~lillqns uaaq p~q ~sanb~~ aq~ Aq~ paul~Tdxa pu~ aoualpn~ aq~ illO~J pa~~add~ 'UOlslAlPq~S ~alAu~~oO 'V ~ooTg 'g6 ~o1 su~o qOlq~ dlqs~au~~~d aq~ JO ~a2~u~ill '~2e~oqouv "~J A~~U~J O~(Z 'Ra11IW Na1~ '2Ul~~aq olTqnd aq~ p~uado uaq~ JJn~poofi 'apoJ 2UlUOZ p~~~~S aq~ Aq pa~lnba~ SUOlSlAO~d aq~ TT~ sTTlJTnJ ~sn pa~s~nb~~ aq~ ~~q~ s~oqs SlSAT~u~ aqJ. . ~aA~ill~aJa~qos Aq pa~~da~d s~ illnpu~~oillaill 'vB61 '( A~W aq~ pa~alA~~ ul~~~W 'p~~ou s~~ '1 'oN uOl~lPPV 'uolslAlPqnS ~alAu~aoo 'V ~ooTg 'g6 ~01 uo s~aTl~~~ ~~oq pu~ s~eoq JO a2~~o~s apls~no ~oTT~ o~ ~l~ad asn T~uol~lpuOO ~ ~oJ ~~TTlW uaT~ Aq paTlJ s~ ~sanb~~ ~ 2ulP~~2a~ ~~T Aq pa~sod pu~ pasl~~aAp~ s~ 2ul~~aH olTqnd JO ~ol~oN'J "gns M3IANV3JO 'apoJ 2UlUOZ p~~~as aq~ JO SUOl~~od ~u~A~T~~ aq~ P~zAT~u~ 2ulA~q ~~~J~ ( 'oN uOl~lPPV s~q2l~H ~a1 ~ssar 'V-( ~01 uo s~uaill~~~d~ illnlulillOPUOO JO s~lun VV JO uOl~on~~suoo ~oJ dlqs~~u~~~d I 'lI W o~ ~lill~ad asn T~uol~lPuOO ~ ~u~~2 o~ ~uas~~d asoq~ TT~ Aq pal~~~o ATsnoilllu~un pu~ au~oqJ. 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'~~Aaill~aJa~qos ~a2~u~w AHJ ~u~~slssV Aq pa~~da~d s~ ~~oda~ H~~s 'vB61 '( A~W aq~ pa~alAa~ ul~~~W 'p~~ou s~~ 'A~~ado~d aq~ JO aO~ld aTqlssaoo~ u~ uo pao~Td aq ~illoH aa1 assar JO A~o~slq aq~ 2ul~old~p anb~Td pu~ 2ul~ul~d E 2ul~sanba~ '~uailladoTaAap pasodo~d aq~ JO ~aaJ OO( ulq~l~ s~a~o A~~ado~d '~ausl~R ~a~saH pu~ PT~uoR illO~J ~a~~aT V 'pa~ou s~~ '( 'oN uOl~lPPV uOlslAlPqnS 10 aWfi10A vB61 '6 AVW - ~NIJ.aaw RV1il~aR BO( a~Vd 808 309 PAGE 309 REGULAR MEETING - MAY 9, 1984 VOLUME 01 VI. CITIZENS' DISCUSSION: GLEN MILLER, 2350 Canary Ct., Anchorage, appeared from the audience and stated that the Jesse Lee Home was unique and approved of Irick's plans which preserve the historical value while commercially developing the property. VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: None VIII. NEW BUSINESS: A. Resubdivision plat of Lot 3B, Jesse Lee Subdivision No. 2, as submitted by M & I Partnership, was noted. Martin pointed out two technical errors: 1) the plat shows an alley which does not exist, and 2) First Avenue north of Jesse Lee Home does not exist. The Commission had no further comments. B. Resubdivision plat of Lot EE, Forest Acres Subdivision, as submitted by Dean and Raya Williams, was noted for information. IX. CITY MANAGER REPORTS: Garzini gave the Commission an update on developments with the Gateway Subdivision and the Marine Industrial Center lease proposal with Korean Shipbuilding and Engineering Company. X. COMMISSION DISCUSSION: In response to questioning from DINNAN, Garzini outlined the process to fill a vacancy on the Advisory Planning Commission. XI. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 p.m. --rfh~, ~di\/ ) John Woodruff ' Chairman aq::l ~OJ ::Ida;)xa ::Iaa~::IS ua~naullA 0::1 ::Iaa~::IS uos~aJJaf 1ll0~J anUaAV P~"FqJ. 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HAROLD DAVIS, 609 Third Avenue, which is located within the rezone request area, appeared from the audience and stated that although he had signed the statement (previously noted), he did not realize that the rezone request was taking in his property. Davis stated that he did not object to the rezone of Werner's property but did not want his property to be included. Davis felt that the homes within the area were nice expensive homes and should be kept that way. MARY ELIZABETH LEE, 600 Second Avenue, appeared from the audience and stated that her residence was located directly west of the rezone request area and that she strongly objected to the rezone, maintaining that the area was a nice residential neighborhood and should not be changed to commercial use. CHRISTINE WERNER, 535 Third Avenue, appeared from the audience and stated that in order to rezone her property then Lots 14-20, Block 39, OTS, and Lots 1 and 2, Block 4, Federal Addition, would also have to be included in the affected area because the Zoning Ordinance now states that a requested zoning designation must be contiguous to a similar zone or must be at least 1 acre in size. Martin, in response to a request for clarification from Kowalski, explained that the required contiguous zoning provision and size restriction was scheduled for reconsideration by the KPB Assembly on June 19, 1984. At that time a request made by the Seward Planning and Zoning Commission could be enacted which would allow an area smaller than an acre to be rezoned if the zoning request was in conformance with the LUP. A 2-week delay in Werner's rezone request would result if she would be required to wait until the outcome of the Assembly's action. No one else appeared from the audience and the public hearing was closed. Wassilie expressed concern over the area losing its on-going traditional residential flavor and felt that as Third Avenue was the main entrance into town it was a sensitive area in regard to traffic congestion and appearance. She also reminded the Commission that the Comprehensive Plan, which would include a LUP, was anticipated to be updated within a year and at that time the zoning designation for Third Avenue could be changed. Glenn and Dinnan expressed the opinion that eventually all of Third Avenue would become commercial. They both stated that there was no reason that the nice homes could not maintain the residential integ- rity now in evidence. Wassilie stated that if a home burned and was located in an area that had been rezoned to CL, it could not, by Code, be rebuilt and that once a home had been converted to a commercial use it probably would not be changed back. 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Wassilie then opened FED., the public hearing; no one appeared from the audience in order to be LAUB, heard and the public hearing was closed. Martin noted the June 6, 1984, CLEAR, KPB Planning Department staff report which recommended the approval of BAYVIEWthe various changes to the LUP and Zoning map. Also noted for the ADD., record was a May 14, 1984, letter from Bernard C. Hulm, who stated he JESSE had no objection to the proposed zoning changes. Following a short LEE #2,discussion period, it was moved by Glenn, seconded by Branson and unanimously carried by all those present to recommend approval to the KPB Planning Commission and Assembly to make the following changes to the LUP and Zoning map: (1) Lots 9 & 10, Block 16, OTS; Multi-Family Residential (R-3) to Public Developed (P)--Zoning change (2) Lot 1-20, Block 21, OTS; Industrial (I) to Limited Commercial (CL)--Zoning change; Public Developed (P-Dev) to Auto-Oriented Commercial--LUP change (3) MS 981 (Tax Parcel 148-230-07); Unzoned to P--Zoning change; Steep Slopes to Public Open Space & Recreation (P-Open)--LUP change (4) USS 703 (Tax Parcel 148-230-06); Unzoned to P--Zoning change; Steep Slopes to P-Open--LUP change (5) All of the Lowell Canyon Townhouse Subdivision; Unzoned to R-3--Zoning change; Neighborhood Residential (NR) to Multi-Family Residential (MFR)--LUP change (6) Lot 3, Marathon Addition; R-3 to P--Zoning change; NR to P-Dev--LUP change (7) Lots 20-21, Marathon Addition; Single-Family Residential (R-1) to P--Zoning change; NR to P-Dev--LUP change (8) Tax Parcel 148-030-07; Unzoned to R-1--Zoning change; Steep Slopes to NR--LUP change (9) Tax Parcel 147-130-11, West ~, Unzoned to R-1--Zoning change; Steep Slopes to NR--LUP change (10) Tax Parcel 147-130-11, East ~; P to R-1--Zoning change; P-Dev to NR--LUP change (11) USS 1931 (Tax Parcel Residential (RR)--Zoning change 148-230-04); Unzoned to Rural change; Steep Slopes to RR--LUP ~ APl:I-elll1xo.:rdd-e s-e1'1 p.:r-e1'1as :I-elp !s:lol aq:l .:roJ :la){.:r-elll -e qS1lq-e:lsa 0:1 aq 1111'1 :luallldolaAap A-e1'1a:l-es aq:l JO :I.:r-ed :lsap.:r-eq aq:l :I-eq:l pa:l-e:ls a02q:lA1 '000' ~17$-017$ .:roJ 2u111as--l-epuap1sa.:r AHlll-e.il-PlnW ! pu-e 's:lol .:ran-elllS aq:l u-eq:l a.:rOlll 000' 01 $-~$ .:roJ 2U1nas--l-e1:lUap1sa.:r .:ra2.:r-el ! 000' ~E$-~l$ .:roJ 2U1nas :laaJ a.:renbs 0008 0:1 00lL--le1:luap1sa.:r nellls :S:lOl JO SadA:I aa.:rq:l aq Plno1'1 a.:raq:l :leq:l pa:le:lS 'ao1.:rd pu-e aZ1s :101 uo SU01:lSanb 0:1 asuodsa.:r u1 'a02q:lA1 'ouI 'sa.:rn:lUaA Ae1'1a:l-es JO SaA1:le:luasa.:rda.:r 'a1dsall1S uqof pu-e a02q:lA1 ua~ paonpo.:r:lu1 lla.:r.:raw 's:lualllaAo.:rdlll1 a:l1s-JJo aq:l pue :luallldolaAap as-eqd a:l1s-uo aq:l .:roJ sueld aq:l :lnoqe u01ss1llllllo:) aq:l 0:1 pau1-eldxa ':I-eld u01s1A1pqns A-e1'1a:l-es aq:l JO u01s1Aa.:r paAelds1P -e JO P1-e aq:l q:l11'1 'lla.:r.:raw 'ouI 'sa.:rn:lUaA A-e1'1a:l-es '.:radolaAap u01s1A1pqns Ae1'1a:les aA1:loadso.:rd Aq pau1e:la.:r 'S:l:lOd pu-e sdda 'assaH JO a~beq:) u1 .:rauped 'na.:r.:raw aleo paonpo.:r:lu1 up.:rew 'V 'HilS AVM3.LV9 (epua2e s,2u1uaAa aq:l 0:1 sllla:l1 O~:I ppe 0:1 U01ss1lll.:rad u1:l.:rew pa:lu-e.:r2 U01SSl1ll1ll0:)) :ssaNIsilH M.aN 'I II1\. auoN :ssaNISilH OaHSINI.ilNil 'IIA auoN :NOISSil:)SIO ,SNaZIII:) 'IA 'a2ueqo 2u1uoZ--1-~ 0:1 pauozuil ! 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PAGE 315 REGULAR MEETING - JUNE 6, 1984 VOLUME 01 years behind land prices. Following a short question and answer period, it was moved by Glenn, seconded by Branson and unanimously carried by all those present to recommend approval to the KPB Planning Commission and Assembly to approve the Gateway Plat as presented to the Seward Commission. CLl FF ADD. B. Martin noted a June 6, 1984, memorandum concerning a vacation request as submitted by Dean and Susan Anderson of Ravina Street between Lot 1, Block 11 and Lot 6, Block 12, Cliff Addition (between the lagoon and Government Road). Martin explained that the Andersons own the property on both sides of the right-of-way; thus, they would become the owners of the vacated property. Martin stated that the portion of Ravina Street in question is unconstructed and is made up primarily of rock and water. Following a brief discussion, it was moved by Branson, seconded by Thorne and unanimously carried by all those present to recommend approval to the KPB Planning Commission and Assem- bly of the vacation of the Ravina Street right-of-way lying between Lot 1, Block 11 and Lot 6, Block 12, Cliff Addition. IX. CITY MANAGER REPORTS: None X. COMMISSION DISCUSSION: The Commission, in response to an inquiry from the Deputy Clerk, instructed her to advertise that the next regularly scheduled Commission meeting will be changed from the Fourth of July to the next Wednesday, July 11, 1984. Wassilie asked what the legal ramifications were in a case where an individual misunderstood a petition he had signed--referring to the statement signed by Mr. Davis in regard to the Werner rezone request. Martin pointed out that the statement was not in fact a certified petition and that personal testimony at a public hearing would take precedence over even an official petition. Wassilie asked the Deputy Clerk to check the rule on what constitutes a majority for the Planning Commission. COMP PLAN Branson stated that she was pleased to serve on the Commis- sion. Martin, in response to an inquiry from Branson, outlined the latest developments on the Comprehensive Plan update. Following a brief discussion it was moved by Branson, seconded by Dinnan and unanimously carried by all those present to offer the Commission's services in the development of the Comprehensive Plan update to the entity that will be performing it. 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A~OSlApV p~afolas aq~ JO ~u1~aaUl '~861 'a1l1ssa~ uaUl~laq~-ao1A u01sslUlUlo~ ~UluoZ pua ~u1uuala '11 Alnr ~aln~a~ aq1 :-aaa-ao 01 ~~V~ 'I 10 awn~OA ~861 '11 ^~nr - ~NI1aaw -av~n~a-a 91( a~va 91B PAGE 317 REGULAR MEETING - JULY 11, 1984 VOLUME 01 the staff was that the value of the adjoining property would not be impaired; Schaefermeyer then described the uses of the surrounding property. The public services and facilities were reported to be more than adequate to serve the proposed use. Schaefermeyer stated that he did not know of a more suitable location for the proposed use. The staff did not have any additional specific conditions and stated that the applicant had met the necessary criteria as listed in 21.78.280 of the KPB Code of Ordinances. Schaefermeyer then referred the Commission to 21.78.650 of the Code which lists the requirements for Townhouses and proceeded to address each item. NOTE: John Woodruff arrived at 7:55 p.m. and participated in the meeting thereafter. Several requirements did not apply to the proposed project as the land under the townhouses would not be held in common ownership. Instead, each townhouse would be sold with the lot on which it is located. In response to comments from Dinnan, Schaefermeyer stated that as the townhouses would be essentially single-family dwellings (since the lots would be individually owned), the 1 parking space per unit as required for a single-family development would apply. Branson and Wassilie stated that they had reviewed the townhouse plans as submitted to the Clerk's office and liked them. Following further discussion, it was moved by Branson, seconded by Glenn and unanimously carried by all those present to grant a conditional use permit to RTR Development for an 8-unit townhouse development on Lots 24-28, Block 30, OTS, (to be replatted to Lots 24A-31A, Block 30, OTS) with the provision that landscaping be completed prior to closing of any townhouse sales. VI. CITIZENS' DISCUSSION: None VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: None VIII. NEW BUSINESS: OTS A. May 30, 1984, letter from Frank Lazer, KPB Surveyor, requesting comments from the Seward Commission regarding a proposed plat of Lots 24-28, Block 30, OTS, as submitted by RTR Development, was noted. Martin explained the new procedures for handling proposed plats within the Seward area; first, all plats would be routed through the Borough which would in turn submit the proposed plat to the Seward Commission for comments. The Seward Engineering Department and the Administration would review the proposed plat and relay its comments for consideration to the Commission. Schaefermeyer stated that there were no problems with the plat as submitted by RTR Development. 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'> ( C--) a~, / U-., Sandra Wassilie Vice-Chairman n~.') \ iE 01 t- v0 ,M~ ,j(J PAGE 319 SPECIAL MEETING - JULY 16, 1984 VOLUME 1 I. CALL TO ORDER: Planning Chairman The special July 16, 1984, meeting of the Seward Advisory and Zoning Commission was called to order at 7: 50 p.m. by Woodruff. II. ROLL CALL: Present were: Chairman Woodruff and Commissioners Dinnan, Glenn and Thorne. Commissioners Blackwell and Branson were absent. Commissioner Wassilie was absent with Commission consent. Present also: Assistant City Manager Schaefermeyer, Adminis- trative Assistant Martin and Deputy City Clerk Audette. III. PUBLIC HEARINGS: CAMPER PARK A. Notice of Public Hearing as posted and published by law PERMITregarding a request as filed by Seward Fisheries for a Camper Park Permit was noted. Schaefermeyer explained that City Council had recent- ly passed Ordinance No. 522 regarding trailers, mobile home parks, camper parks and camping. This new ordinance requires, in part, a public hearing to be held by the Commission before a permit for a Camper Park may be issued. Schaefermeyer reported that the request had first been presented to Council and had been approved. The request asked that a permit be issued to allow for a portion of its workers to tent camp on area of private property northeast of the cannery during the salmon season (to September 1st). NOTE: Blackwell arrived at 7:53 p.m. and participated in the meeting thereafter. Schaefermeyer stated that the Administration recommended the approval of the request. Woodruff then opened the public hearing. ADAM GARDNER, Personnel and Safety Manager, Seward Fisheries, appeared from the audience and asked that the Commission approve the camper permit as requested. No one else appeared from the audience and the public hearing was closed. :S3:J.ilNIW ao '1VAUlIddV .III .~uJ~aaw aq~ ul pa~Bdlol~~Bd ~a~~rea~aq~ pUB SlBP aq~ uo aOB1d SJq ~OO~ aq pUB pUB1~aq~ns P1BUOa pa~uJoddB-A1~au O~ q~BO aq~ pa~a~SJUJWPB ~~a1J A~ndaa aqJ. Z lJ d W3:n '1VIJ3:dS a~~apnv ~~a1J A~JJ A~ndaa pUB UJ~~BW ~UB~SJSSV aAJ~B~~ -SJUJWPV '~aAa~aJaBqos ~a~BUBW A~lJ ~UB~SJSSV :OS1B ~uasa~d uua1::> UOSUB~a .~uasqB a~a~ au~oqJ. pUB '11a~~OB1a s~auoJssJWWOJ .aJ11ssB~ pUB s~auolssJWWOJ pUB JJn~poo~ UBw~lBqJ :a~a~ ~uasa~d :'1'1VJ '1'10~ .II .nn~poo~ Aq .W. d OE: L ~B ~ap~o O~ pa11BO SB~ UOJSS1WWOJ ~UJUOZ pUB A~OSJAPV p~B~as aq~ JO ~upaaw '?861 'E ~aqo~oo ~B1n~a~ aqJ. UBw~lBqJ ~UJUUB1d :~3:a~o OJ. '1'1VJ .1 1 3:Wil'lOA ?861 'E ~3:aoJ.JO - ::>NIJ.3:3:W ~V'1il::>a~ OZE a::>Vd .w.d 8~:L ~B pau~no~pB UBw~lBqJ 2ItriF :J.NaWN~ilorav .AI .~sa~a~ul JO ~oJ1JuOO a1qJssod B o~ anp pauJB~s -qB JJn~poo~ pUB 11a~~OB1a 'sal~aqsla p~B~as JO saaA01dwa sv :3:J.ON .aJ11ssB~ 'UOSUB~a JJn~poo~ 'TTa~~OBTH auoN au~oqJ. 'uua1::> 'uBuula :J.N3:SaV :NIYlSHY :S3:0N :S3:XV :sal~aqsla p~B~as Aq pa~sanba~ SB ~l~ad ~~Bd ~adwBJ aq~ aAo~ddB o~ s~o11oJ SB paJ~~BO pUB au~oqJ. Aq papuooas 'uua1::> Aq paAOW SB~ ~1 'uolssnosJP ~~oqs B ~UJ~0110a 10 3:Wil'lOA ?861 '91 X'1ilr - ::>NIJ.3:3:W '1VIJ3:dS OZE 3:::>Vd OZE 321 PAGE 321 REGULAR MEETING - OCTOBER 3, 1984 VOLUME 01 There being no additions, deletions or amendments, Chairman Woodruff declared the July 11, 1984, regular meeting minutes and the July 16, 1984, special meeting minutes approved as presented. IV. CORRESPONDENCE: None V. PUBLIC HEARINGS: None VI. CITIZENS' DISCUSSION: None VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: None VIII. NEW BUSINESS: A. Chairman Woodruff noted the preliminary Capital Improve- ments Projects list which had been previously distributed to the Commis- sion. Paul Diener, Manager of Engineering and Utilities, appeared before the Commission and explained that the list had been compiled from "shopping lists" as submitted by City Department heads, other agencies and private individuals. Diener stated that priorities had not been assigned at this time. NOTE: Commissioner Thorne arrived at 7:45 p.m. and participated in the meeting thereafter. Schaefermeyer informed the Commission that a public hearing had been scheduled for the next regularly scheduled City Council meeting on October 8, 1984, to receive public comment on the Capital Projects list. The final prioritized list would then be presented to Lieutenant Governor McAlpine during his visit to Seward on October 21 and 22. B. Martin introduced representatives from CCC Architects and Planners, the firm chosen by City Council to perform an update on the Seward Comprehensive Use Plan and to develop an Airport Master Plan. Richard Morehouse, Principal of CCC Architects and Planners and the project manager, outlined the general scope of the project and gave the Commission a rough time frame in which the final documents should be completed. Kevin Waring presented to the Commission a brief description of that portion of the Comprehensive Plan with which he will be work- ing--economic and population forecasts. William Griffiths, principal and vice-president of planning for Alaska Transportation Consultants, Inc., explained his role as subcontractor to prepare the Airport Land Use Plan. The Commissioners and members of the City's administrative staff provided various ideas to pursue in order to obtain input from the public and private sectors regarding an updated Comprehensive Plan. IX. 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Notice of Public Hearing as posted and published by law regarding a request as filed by AVTEC for a variance permit to reduce the required number of parking spaces for the facilities located on Block 29, OTS, was noted. Woodruff then opened the public hearing. Woodruff noted for the record that a letter had been received from ANDREW C. CORPIN, 529 Fifth Avenue, stating that he was opposed to the variance request because of the already present parking congestion on Third Avenue. JOHN ANDREWS, owner of Marathon Apartments which are located east across Fourth Avenue from the new AVTEC Student service building, appeared from the audience and stated that he was opposed to the parking variance request because he was "afraid students will overflow to my parking area". Students were not now overflowing into the parking lot.** ELDON JOHNSON, 539 Fifth Avenue, appeared from the audience and stated that he would like to see measurements on the plot plan AVTEC submitted. He stated that there were several areas on the plot plan designated as parking, but that he doubted that the proposed number of spaces would actually work due to cramped conditions, dumpster and propane tank locations and student bus parking and pick-up. Johnson stated that the parking requirements should have been looked at during the building permit process; that any private concern is required to fulfill all requirements before a building permit is issued. Johnson asked the Commission to require AVTEC to utilize the southeast corner of Block 29 as additional parking instead of park area as proposed; stating that it is a lot easier to convert parking area into park than the other way around. BOB BOOHER, Director of AVTEC, appeared from the audience and stated that the City had had the plans for the new student center for 1-1y, years and did not know why the parking issue had been delayed until now. Booher stated that the alley will be paved and will then be used as the student pick-up area. He also stated that the students are required to register their cars when they register for AVTEC and the 1984 statistics include: 30 cars/on-campus students; 21 cars/off-campus students; and 12 cars/on-site (Block 29) facu1ty--which would make the number of spaces for parking granted by the parking variance sufficient for AVTEC's needs. CHARLES FULTZ, Minister of the Christian Church located across Fourth Avenue east of the new Student Services Center, appeared from the audience and stated that he personally had no objection to the students parking on the church property but would like to see further studying on the parking problems and solutions before a variance was granted. RITA SELDON, 437 Third Avenue, appeared from the audience and stated that she did not object to the variance but felt that the parking congestion along Third Avenue presented a real danger to children moving to and from the buses, sometimes darting out from between parked cars in the dark. Booher explained, in response to direct questioning from Seldon, that much of the congestion would be relieved when the current construction was completed and the off-street parking would be resumed. **An amendment from the January 9, 1985, meeting minute approval. 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The main motion was then read back to the Commission by Audette which would grant a variance to AVTEC to allow 91 off-street parking spaces instead of the 230 off-street parking spaces required by Code, subject to the following conditions: 1. All parking areas be paved and striped. 2. AVTEC would be required to seek additional parking areas should the number of cars registered to AVTEC dormitory students and members of the faculty employed within the facilities on Block 29, OTS, exceed the number of off-street parking spaces (91) provided on Block 29, OTS; and, 3. Parking within the designated spaces be enforced. The question was called and the motion carried as follows: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Blackwell, Branson, Sutherland, Woodruff Thorne None Glenn, Wassilie NOTE: As employees of AVTEC, Glenn and Wassilie abstained due to a possible conflict of interest. NOTE: Thorne, with prior notice, was excused from the meeting at this point and he did not participate further in the meeting. VI. CITIZENS' DISCUSSION: RUTH MCHENRY, 510 First Avenue, appeared from the audience and stated that what CCC Architects and Planners was working on for the City (Comprehensive Land Use Plan update and Airport Master Plan) was impor- tant to the community and asked that public hearings be conducted to allow public input. She also requested more publicity, other than legal ads, be generated to spark individual and group interest and input. Martin explained that Dick Morehouse, Project Manager for CCC Architects and Planners, would be presenting his proposals for informing the public and receiving public comment during the next agenda item. VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: A. Morehouse thanked McHenry for her comments and assured her that the public process was very important and up until now he had been interviewing institutions and groups and had been pulling related past reports done for the City and would now broaden that reconnaissance effort by going to the business community and individuals. Morehouse explained that the public was more apt to respond with comment if they were presented with concrete alternatives rather than general ideas. Following a short presentation by Morehouse on CCC Architects and Planners' progress, the Commission instructed Audette to schedule a public hearing to solicit comment on the Comprehensive Land Use Plan update. ueUl;q:eq::J l~if~f . 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CALL TO ORDER: The regular December 5, 1984, meeting of the Seward Advisory Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 7:30 p.m., in the Seward School cafeteria, by Chairman Woodruff. II. ROLL CALL: Present were: Chairman Woodruff and Commissioners Branson and Wassilie. Commissioners Glenn, Sutherland and Thorne were absent with Commission consent. (Commissioner Blackwell had resigned prior to the meeting.) Present also: Administrative Assistant Martin and Deputy City Clerk Audette III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: A quorum was not present; the approval of the November 7, 1984, minutes was postponed to the next regular meeting. IV. CORRESPONDENCE: A. November 12, 1984, Public Notice from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers regarding an application for Permit as filed by Michael C. Carlson to place sand and gravel and expand an existing fill area at Mile 9, Nash Road, was noted for information. V. PUBLIC HEARINGS: COMP PLAN/PZ A. Notice of Public Hearing as posted and published by law regarding the Seward Comprehensive Land Use Plan update was noted. Woodruff then opened the public hearing. Martin introduced Dick Morehouse, Project Manager for CCC Architects and Planners, the firm chosen by City Council to perform an update on the Seward Comprehensive Land Use Plan and to develop an Airport Master Plan. Morehouse ex- plained what background research his firm had conducted thus far and pointed out the various displayed maps of the City. NOTE: As this public hearing was to gather input for CCC Architects and Planners, the Commission deviated from normal procedure for a public hearing by allowing citizen comment in a more informal manner--the requirement to come forward and state residence address was waived. ROBERT VALDETTA, spoke from the audience in opposition to locating the proposed community center on the waterfront; that the waterfront area was limited and should be reserved for docks and related businesses. RUTH MCHENRY, spoke from the audience in favor of designating the Two Lakes area as a park. 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J:.S XV"l:I '~aa~~s "a" pUB anuaAV puo~as ~B aSB~O~s aUBdo~d aq~ ~OJ--sBa~B IBl~uaplsa~ u1q~1~ ~uailldOlaAap IBl~~aillillo~ ~noqB slq passa~dxa oSIB alSU1~d '~~Bd B SB illa~sAs sa~B'l O~J:. aq~ -qB~sa JO ~~oddns U1 a~ualpnB aq~ illO~J a~ods 'a'lflNI"l:Id samr ~aldillBxa u~a~uo~ ~UHSn 'SHilln A~l~ aq~ u1q~1~ a~uap1sa~ B ~U1U1B~U1Bill JO A~111qB~lsap aq~ o~ pPB Plno~ Ba~B A~l~ IB~~ua~ aq~ u1q~1~ ~~Bd paqs1lqB~sa UB ~Bq~ pa~B~s oSIB dn~11)l 'PUl~ aq~ illO~J pa~~a~o~d sl ~1 SB 'q~Baq aq~ JO pBa~sul 'Ba~B ~Bq~ asn sdno~~ IB~ol AUBill ~Bq~ pa~B~s pUB Ba~B sa~B'l O~J:. aq~ uo s~uaillillO~ s I A~uaH~W ~U1Z1sBqdilla a~ua1pnB aq~ illO~J a~ods 'dilJ'lI)l NVOr 1 0 aWil'lOA I]B61 's "l:IaawaJaa - flNIJ:.aaW "l:IV'lilfla"l:I Blf: aflVd PAGE 329 REGULAR MEETING - DECEMBER 5, 1984 VOLUME 01 JOAN KILCUP, spoke from the audience requesting that apartment complex units be required to landscape and expressed the opinion that multi-family units need to be located downtown in order to help keep that area viable and stable; otherwise, apartment complex units will grow out-of-town which will encourage "Quik-Stops" along the highway. TIM POLLARD, spoke from the audience and pointed out that Seward is special in that you can walk to everything. Pollard cautioned against variances for reduced parking requirements and maximum building height restrictions. He also recommended that the area around the hospital/clinic complex be designated Light Commercial so other related businesses could develop in that area. RAY ST. AMAND, spoke from the audience suggesting that the Greenbelt area be landscaped. TIM POLLARD, spoke from the audience in favor of designating part of the beach area as off-limits for parking or camping so that it would be available for local residents to enjoy in the summertime. MARGARET BRANSON, spoke from the audience in favor of charging the campers a fee for staying on City land. CHRISTINE WERNER, spoke from the audience previously, the waterfront area located south off-limits to campers, trailers or cars. and explained that, of Jefferson was JOAN KILCUP, spoke from the audience in favor of leaving the beach as it is; not landscaped. HERMAN LEIRER, spoke from the audience in opposition to landscaping the beach area. He also spoke in favor of charging campers a fee for staying on City land. Leirer advised the City to purchase the land above the Two Lakes area as it was too steep to build on and was also dangerous as it had avalanched there in 1917. He supported the idea of benches around the Benny Benson Monument area. MARGARET BRANSON, spoke from the audience opposing landscaped area on the beach due to the high cost of maintaining a lawn area. DIANE BOLK, spoke in favor of grassed areas on the beach, stating that First National Bank had the only lawned space downtown. BRAD SNOWDEN, spoke from the audience in favor of preserving the beauty of the beach by cleaning it and leveling the dirt piles. BRIAN GARNIER, spoke from the audience in favor of grassed areas in town. 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No one else indicated an inter- est to speak and the public hearing was closed. VI. CITIZENS' DISCUSSION: None VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: A. Update by CCC Architects and Planners regarding the Comprehensive Plan and Airport Master Plan was deleted. VIII. NEW BUSINESS: None IX. CITY MANAGER REPORTS: None X. COMMISSION DISCUSSION: None XI. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 9:50 p.m. ~~l John Woodruff Chairman ~5 , .(;/ -' - , \f' ,,)' .~ .. (~ "-,''',0t' '~I,,').N ',jF r" . . - EGULAR MEETING - JANUARY 9, 1985 VOLUME 1 1. CALL TO ORDER: The regular, January 9, 1985, meeting of the Seward Advisory Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 7:35 p.m., in the Seward School cafeteria, by Chairman Woodruff. II. ROLL CALL: Present were: Chairman Woodruff and Commissioners Branson, Glenn, Sutherland, Thorne and Wassilie Present also: Assistant City Manager Schaefermeyer, Adminis- trative Assistant Martin, Kenai Peninsula Borough Planner Cervantes and Deputy City Clerk Audette