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Johanna Kinney
From: Kris Erchinger
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2013 12:24 PM 7
To: Brenda Ballou; Johanna Kinney
Cc: Nanci Richey
Subject: RE: Clerks Annual Luncheon
Thanks for the update on this issue. I think that the same thing happened when the Borough increased the exemption
once before. Voters approved the increase but it did not affect the home -rule cities unless they separately passed a
similar Ordinance. A somewhat similar issue happened when the Borough also reduced the sales tax on non-prepared
food in the winter months. That did not affect home -rule cities like Seward, unless they also passed the issue
separately, which we did not.
Thanks for the heads -up. You girls ROCK!
Kris
From: Brenda Ballou
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2013 11:48 AM
To: Kris Erchinger; Johanna Kinney
Cc: Nanci Richey
Subject: FW: Clerks Annual Luncheon
Hi gals,
Brenda and Jean went to their annual pre-election meeting in Kenai last week, and we learned there was an initiative
ready to be placed on the borough ballot that raises property tax exemptions from $20,000 to $50,000. This concerned
us, knowing how much the smaller cities relied on their property tax revenues. We were going to get with you Kris, so
you would know, and could get any figures from the borough you needed in case we needed to lobby for or against it.
Below is the answer that we got from borough attorney Colette. So this is just an informative in case you wish to do any
checking on your own. We had been told the initiative language would not be on their website for a couple of weeks. —
Jean L.
From: Kachemak City Clerk [mailto:kachemak@xyz.net]
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2013 11:35 AM
To: Blankenship, Johni; ssaner(a)ci.soldotna.ak.us; Heather Dukowitz; smodigh@ci.kenai.ak.us; challOci.kenai.ak.us;
Johanna Kinney; Brenda Ballou; jjohnsonOci.homer.ak.us; Melissa Jacobsen; Turner, Michele; Ring, Katie; Mary Klinger
Subject: Re: Clerks Annual Luncheon
Hi All,
Since we talked about this at the luncheon last week I asked Colette Thompson if the cities had to go along
with the $50,000 exemption if the initiative if it passed. Here is her answer:
Helyn
Hi Helyn,
Your memory is spot on. To change this exemption for residential property taxes the city would have to hold its own
election. The pending initiative only applies to borough property taxes, not those of the city. Please note that not all
property tax exemptions require voter approval, but this one does because the statute requires it. In any event, city has
to adopt its own exemptions by ordinance, some of which must be approved by the voters. Also, some exemptions are
mandatory and others are optional. The mandatory ones apply whether or not the city has adopted an ordinance
recognizing them. They are listed in AS 29.45.030.
Hope this helps!
Colette Thompson
Borough Attorney
Kenai Peninsula Borough
144 N. Binkley
Soldotna, Alaska 99669
(907)714-2120
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From: Michael Wann <mpwann@alaska.net>
Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2013 6:28 PM
To: Johanna Kinney
Subject: Caitie C
Seward City Council,
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My name is Michael Wann and I am the owner and captain of the Caitie C, a small fishing/pleasure craft that I keep in
slip N20 in the Seward Harbor.
On August 5th I was notified by Jackie Wilde of the Harbor Masters office that my boat was taking on water and very
near going under. She told me that Flip Foldager, Eric Olsen, and Connie Kullander were on the scene and had
everything under control, and instructed me where to have my trailer taken to meet to harbor crew that would be
towing it to the ramp. I later found out the the stern was about three inches from going under. I was on my boat just
hours earlier and all was well, so I knew that everything was happening very rapidly. Were it not for the extraordinary
efforts by Jackie Wilde, Flip Foldager, Eric Olsen, and Connie Kullander my boat would have surely gone under.
I am very grateful for what all these amazing people did for me. Jackie Wilde's calm and professional demeanor and the
amazing response by Flip Foldager, Eric Olsen, and Connie Kullander are testimony to the high quality of the Seward
Harbor personnel.
I would appreciate the Seward City Council recognizing these four heroes for me.
Sincerely,
Michael Wann
Owner & Captain of the Caitie C
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Appreciation Day
Saturday, August 24, 2013
The annual Industry Appreciation Day event honors companies and individuals from the key
industries of the Kenai Peninsula Borough including Tourism, Oil and Gas and Commercial
Fishing. Held at the Kenai Park Strip, this public celebration includes a day of free events and
live music. Thousands of free hot dogs and hamburgers, as wells hundreds of pounds of grilled
salmon and BBQ pork are served up at no charge to the public. There are also dozens of booths
offering fun and games, as well as free gifts to everyone. The whole events are focused on
celebrating and honoring the hard working people and companies that make the Kenai
Peninsula Borough such a great success story.
We are asking for your input in helping us to choose companies and individuals who have stood
out in the last year as outstanding examples of their respective industries. Please take a
moment to fill out the NOMINATION FORM and send it in for an outstanding company or
individual you think should be honored at this year's Industry Appreciation Day. The deadline
for nominations is August 5th.
Interested in having a free booth at IAD?
Industry Appreciation Day will take place on August 24th, noon to 4pm, at the Kenai Park Strip
by the softball fields.
Up Close and Personal Alaska
CITY OF SEWARD
P.O. Box 167
Seward, AK 99664
MANAGER'S REPORT
August 12, 2013
6/1 q,3 Arvqn
City Manager, Jim Hunt
Telephone (907) 224- 4047
Facsimile (907) 224- 4038
The following purchase order was approved by the City Manager since the last council meeting
Ferguson Enterprises; Shop Stock for valves, hydrants, parts & pieces for $16,000
A. Clerk's Office:
(1) Residents of Seward and the surrounding area are encouraged to register to vote, or update their voter
registration, at the City Clerk's office in preparation for the October 1, 2013 municipal election. The
City Clerk's office is open from 8 — 5, Monday through Friday.
The City Clerk's office is advertising a Notice of Candidacy in both local papers. Please remember that
there are three city council seat and the seat of the mayor up for election on October 1 st. Anyone
wishing to be considered as a candidate can pick up a packet at the clerk's office and must have it
submitted complete by August 15th. For more information, contact the clerk's office at 224-4046.
(2) On Monday, August 26; right before the council meeting, a delegation of dignitaries from Obihiro,
Japan that consists of the Mayor, City Council President, Mayor's Office Manager, and two staff
members from the International & Domestic Relations Section, will visit Seward for a few days, taking
part in our Founder's Day Event on Wednesday. Anyone that wishes to stand along the sidewalk at city
hall, and welcome their van to town at 6:45 pm, before the meeting is encouraged to do so. They will be
introduced at that meeting.
(3) Resurrection Bay Historical Society and the City of Seward would like to invite the public to the 110th
Anniversary of Seward's Founder's Day event, to be held at the Library/Museum on the corner of 6th
and Adams Street on Wednesday, August 28, 2013 from 2-6:00 pm. Please bring your family and
friends and join us for activities and refreshments throughout the afternoon.
The program will consist of special museum displays, "Bits of History" movies, proclamations on the
first territorial legislature and Founder's Day, and topics on the Alaska Railroad, Benny Benson and our
sister city relationship with Obihiro, Japan. Speeches start at 3:00 pm. Appetizers, refreshments and
cake will be served. For more information, contact Jean at the City Clerk's office at 224-4046.
B. Electric:
(1) Number of outages/trouble calls since the last council meeting:
a. Number of users affected: approximately 100
b. Cause(s) of outage(s): Primary Underground fault, Bird dropped fish on line, raven in line,
commercial dump truck entangled in communication wires
c. Location(s) of outage(s): Second Ave, Leirer Rd, Mile 23 Seward Hwy, Salmon Creek Rd.
(2) City electric crews worked until midnight restoring power to Camelot and Salmon Creek Road
residents on Wednesday night. The crew didn't stop for a break until everyone's power was restored.
(3) Site preparation has started on the Fort Raymond Warehouse. The pedestrian pathway has been
detoured around the construction site until the permanent reroute can be constructed.
(4) The Electric Crew will be replacing damaged equipment in Old Mill, Stoney Creek/Questa Woods,
and Woodland Hills/Nash Woods subdivisions on Tuesday August 13th. Outages should be expected
in these neighborhoods for less than one-half hour.
(5) Those wishing to obtain new or temporary water, sewer, or electric service this working season must
make requests for service connections no later than, and must have paid all fees and be ready to
receive service by, September 3, 2013. Work orders and requests received after September 3, 2013
will be processed on a weather permitting basis.
C. Harbor:
(1) Progress on the Washdown pad is picking up! The plastic holding tank has finally arrived in Seward
and is being installed. The forms will be built during the week of August 12 and the slab ready to pour
the following week, weather depending. And, the concrete will need to cure for thirty days, before any
load can be applied.
(2) D Float tenants have been contacted about the upcoming construction.
(3) The piling repairs to the drydock pier have been completed. The pavement at the 50 ton boat lift has
been completed. The NE parking lot paving project is now set for September.
(4) Following restroom vandalism, warning signs were posted.
(5) On August 3, nine students from the New York film academy were in Seward filming on board the
fishing vessel Petroff.
(6) On August 5, the harbor office staff and outside crew saved a boat from sinking on N Float after a
customer reported that the boat was going down fast.
(7) On August 7, only two boats remained on blocks in the former Four Seasons boat yard.
(8) On August 8, there were two, successive, midday ambulance calls at the harbor; one for a liveaboard
and one for a tour boat passenger.
D. Public Works
(1) Streets: Repair of signage in various areas, Pothole patching is ongoing, Resurfaced a portion of
Lowell Point Road, Still down one and looking to fill a vacancy for an Equipment Operator
/Mechanic.
(2) Shop: The mower for grader has broken, assessing damage, formulating a plan for a fix.
(3) Water/Wastewater:
• Purchased new well pump, etc. for #6 production well. Received, and reinstalled pump, motor, new
wire, check valve and it is back in operation.
• Completed State and Federal Required water/wastewater testing
• Started working on SMIC Lagoon Permitting. We have delayed $490,000 sludge removal at SMIC
and Lowell Point due to budget and permitting constraints. We are exploring a variety of solutions to
these challenges.
• Busy with a high number of end of season jobs: dig jobs, hydrant repairs and upgrades, new water
service installs, and locate requests.
(4) Administrative:
• Developing a Scope of Work for Municipal Bldg. Annex (old Library).
• Started process for Refurbishing 400,000 gallon Lowell Canyon Water Storage Tank.
• Preparing for necessary process to gain site control of New Water Tank property, after final platting.
• Scheduling and coordinating a look at options for new SMIC Wastewater Permit (State now has
Primacy of Water & Wastewater Systems in Alaska)
• Beginning the quote gathering process for purchase of dump truck; We have found a bargain or two
and will request quotes.
• Preparing to amend CRW's engineering contract for North Seward Water Storage Tank and
Pumping Facility to finish design and enzn
gineering of tank and appropriating the granted funds soon.
E. Parks and Recreation:
(1) Admin: An RFP for custodial services has been developed by the Parks and Rec Department.
The criteria follows:
Clarity of the Proposal 50
Performance, Experience, and Quality of work in Providing Services of a 35%
Similar Nature
FA
The Proposer's Organizational Structure (including financial stability),
20%
Equipment and Personnel Qualifications & Resources Available for
Performance of the Agreement and timeliness of similar projects.
Additional Services That May Be Provided by the Proposer
5%
Cost to the Cit
350/(
100%
(2) Park Maintenance & Campgrounds, Parking:
Final softball league tournament scheduled for August 11. Ongoing park and turf maintenance.
Preparing for the salmon derby. Striped the big gravel lots for all the truck & trailer parking.
(3) TYC:
• 10 Adventure Campers enjoyed an overnight hike to Caines Head last week. Campers spent their time
swimming in the bay, checking out the local waterfall and exploring the many WWII bunkers. The
campers hiked 15 miles in all!
• Staffing changes as we come into school season.
• Facility improvements -fridge & flooring research, stool repairs, cleaning/organizing etc.
• Founder's Day prep-TYC kids will be singing AK Flag Song on the 281H
• Day Camp numbers have dropped off last two weeks. We believe that Swim Club Camp is a factor.
(4) Sports & Rec: Youth Soccer Shootout / BBQ and last day of league will be held Wed, Aug 14th.
• Pizza Party for a new teen rec room! Wednesday August 14th at 5:30pm, join us for free pizza and
share your ideas on what the new teen rec center needs. This event is only for teens, so you must be
between the ages of 13-18 to participate. Bring some friends and meet us on the first floor of the
Senior Center where the old museum use to be (upstairs from TYC), P and Jefferson.
• Seward Recreational Softball wrapped up their season on Tuesday, Aug 6`h in spectacular fashion.
The single elimination tournament began last Tuesday with all of the league's teams competing. The
tournament culminated in a showdown between Chico's and Lumpsuckers. The final game was a
battle between the two teams with both teams hitting and fielding well. Chico's was able to pull ahead
when their bats caught on fire and won the game despite the Lumpsuckers best effort. It was a
fantastic game that capped off a truly great season. We would like to thank all of the teams who
competed in the Recreational League: Chico's, Lumpsuckers, City, Petey's, QNT, Thorns, and Law
Dawgs. The teams displayed sportsmanship and camaraderie while being competitive and having fun.
• Seward Parks and Recreation hosted Seward's only Adventure Challenge Sat, July 27th the Subway
Tri-Harder-Thon. Everyone crossed the finish line with great attitudes and some with outstanding
times. With a great deal of planning and preparation for this event, each leg of the race flowed together
so smoothly due to the remarkable support of all the volunteers and staff.
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rake's last da of Parkin was Jul 1st and he switched to Campground
maintenance.
d U lands Parkin Lot for fireworks set u and display.
Kate, Curtis and Kris worked til lam as Fireworks securit
and crowd control.
down si ns for Tri Harder Thon
Put orange candles on dangerous tunnel steps as advised by DOT
Cleaning the tunnel on a daily basis. Restri a Jeep Trail hashmarks.
Managing Fish Taxi/Bake /Hashmarked zone in South Lot.
All the sunshine
Helping TYC with luggage at Caines Head
Staying busy with daily parking duties
20 citations paid for in 2 days from 4th of July weekend.
Parking Permits: 2013 2012+/-
Slip Holder permits $2,650.001 $2,750.00
comparison
-$100.00
Harbor Area Emp Permits $750.00 $200.00
$550.00
Vehicle with Trailer $1,300.00 $1,200.00
$100.00
$0.00 $0.00
$0.00
Sub -total $4,700.00 $4,150.00
$550.00
$0.00 $0.00
$0.00
Total Revenues $4,700.00 $4,150.00
$550.00
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NE Lot 21,590 $20,990
comparison
600
North Lot 26,810 $25,660
1150
South Lot 46,020 $44,640
1380
Uplands Main 7,300 $5,240
2060
Uplands at Ramp 4,570 $3,420
1150
Excess Payment $276 $350
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Warnings issued 622.00 ?
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Tickets issued 170.00 85
Tickets paid so far
0.00
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792.00 i 85.00
707.00
Harbor Boat Launch:
Northeast Boat Ramp: $13,220 in Launch Fees
South Boat Ramp: $5,690 in Launch Fees
Notes:
See Citation Log for Paid Citations
The Harbor sold 9 Slip Holder, 0 Emp and 2 VT permits for us in Jul
These permit sales were included in the above total.
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