The Kenai City Council will have its second meeting this month to hold public hearing on the newly introduced Kenai comprehensive plan, as well as a series of ordinances and an executive session to discuss the sale of the bowling alley.
Vice Mayor Brian Gabriel…
Gabriel: “We’ll have an ordinance to consider the comp plan. This will be the first of two public hearings. The second one will be on September 7. We’ve got two ordinances to consider several shore fishery leases to approve for leasing on the lower Maccabee and one to Kenai Salmon Company.”
Other business on the agenda includes funds for the library and approval for the City Manager and a local tribe to work together on an upcoming project.
Gabriel: “We’ve also got accept and appropriating donations for cameras coming from Friends of the Library for $5,060 and a resolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into a memorandum of agreement with the Kenaitze Indian Tribe for the revitalization of Old Town Park.”
The meeting will be at council chambers in Kenai City Hall on Wednesday at 6:00pm. For the entire agenda, click here.
