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When: Feb 7, 2022 12:00 PM Alaska
Topic: February 7, 2022 Assembly Meeting
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Assembly Member Meucci as the Harbor Board liaison will provide an update.
PMC CEO Hofstetter will provide a report.
Ashley Kawashima will provide a report.
If adopted, Ordinance #2022-01 will authorize the issuance of electric utility revenue bonds of Petersburg Borough Electric Utility (the “Electric Utility”) in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $7,800,000, to finance: (i) improvements to the Electric Utility system’s Blind Slough plant and the Scow Bay Standby Generation project, and to pay incidental costs incurred in connection with carrying out such improvements (the “Project”); and (ii) to pay the costs incident to financing the Project, including providing for a debt service reserve, if necessary, and paying the costs of issuance of the bonds, all as authorized by Ordinance No. 2021-12 of the Borough Assembly and ratified by the Borough’s voters at an election held therein on October 5, 2021; authorizing the pledge of Net Revenue of the Electric Utility to pay debt service on the bonds; providing for the date, terms and covenants of the bonds; authorizing the sale of the bonds to the Alaska Municipal Bond Bank on the terms and conditions provided in this ordinance; and establishing an effective date.
Assembly Member Kensinger requests the Public Safety Advisory Board gather information from the Police Department regarding employee retention, position duties and structure of employee work schedules.
Assembly Member Meucci requested this agenda item.
The creation of a new program to fund Parks and Recreation passes for employees of nonprofit childcare providers based on employment status.
This discussion item was requested by Assembly Member Meucci.
Possible Topics for the Work Session:
A flexible spending account which allows Borough employees to set aside pre-tax earnings in a fund to be use for childcare expenses, with the option of employer contributions to such a fund.
A program to offer nonprofit childcare providers a utility reimbursement program. This would cover the childcare provider's place of operations.
A program to offer employees of nonprofit childcare providers discounts for residential heating assistance based on employment status.
A reimbursement program for nonprofit childcare providers to participate in quality improvement programs.