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Any public testimony regarding Ordinance #2025-11 should be given during this public hearing. A copy of Ordinance #2025-11 may be found under agenda item 14A.
Any public testimony regarding Ordinance #2025-12 should be given during this public hearing. A copy of Ordinance #2025-12 may be found under agenda item 14B.
Utility Director Hagerman requests approval to award the Scow Bay Storage Building Addition Project to Steelhead Enterprises for an amount not to exceed $100,000.00. A memo from Director Hagerman with the bidder information for the June 11, 2025 bid opening is attached to this meeting packet.
Utility Director Hagerman recommends award of the Scow Bay Generator Step-Up Transformer procurement to GD Partners for an amount not to exceed $274,273.75. A memo from Director Hagerman with the bidder information for the June 20, 2025 bid opening is attached to this meeting packet.
Persons wishing to share their views on any item on today's agenda may do so at this time.
Persons with views on subjects not on today's agenda may share those views at this time.
PMC CEO Hofstetter will update the Assembly on Medical Center activities.
District Ranger Case will provide an update on Forest Service activities.
Petersburg School Superintendent Taylor will provide a report.
Assembly Member and SEAPA Board Chair Lynn will provide an update on SEAPA activities.
At the direction of the Assembly, the Planning Commission held a public hearing on May 13, 2025 regarding the proposed rezone and recommends the Assembly rezone the parcel prior to a public auction. If approved in three readings, Ordinance #2025-11 will rezone Parcel ID #01-014-010 located at 1016 Sandy Beach Road from Rural Residential to Single-Family Residential. Ordinance #2025-11 was unanimously approved in its first reading.
If approved in three readings this supplemental budget would make three changes to the Property Development Fund.
1. Add $50,000 to provide utility connection stubs to the property lines of Borough lots being proposed to sell in the future.
2. Remove $15,000 of expenses for a Public Works Survey that was completed underbudget in FY25.
3. Add $9,300 to use as a local match for a grant application being administered by Alaska Municipal League for a Safe Streets and Roads for All Program.
Ordinance #2025-12 was unanimously approved in its first reading.
Director Hankins requests that a rental agreement between the Petersburg Volunteer Fire Department and the Borough be approved for purposes of establishing proof of residence for the Volunteer's local post office box.
This resolution formally lists designated officials and employment positions within the Petersburg Borough to ensure that the authorization list is current and reflects the present organizational structure of the Borough.
If passed, this resolution, advocating against the sale of public lands, will be sent to the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, Senators Murkowski and Sullivan and Representative Begich.
Kake Tribal has requested a letter of support from the Petersburg Borough Assembly to include in their grant application for the construction of a new marine fuel dock in Kake, Alaska.
Harbormaster Wollen requested PND Engineers prepare a proposal for updating the Concept 7 American Cruise Lines Dock with a scalable aerial drawing to show dimensions between the existing AMHS and proposed ACL dock.