Municipality of Anchorage
Chin’an gu ninyu

Thank you, you came here
 

 

Suzanne LaFrance

Chair

Kevin Cross

Robin Dern

Kameron Perez-Verdia

Pete Petersen

Austin Quinn-Davidson

 

 

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Dave Bronson

Mayor

 

Christopher Constant

Vice–Chair

Felix Rivera

Randy Sulte

Joey Sweet

Daniel Volland

Meg Zaletel
 

 

Barbara A. Jones, Municipal Clerk

 

Jennifer Veneklasen, Deputy Municipal Clerk

Assembly Agenda

 

February 7, 2023

Regular Meeting

Assembly Chambers

Loussac Library

3600 Denali, Room 108

5:00 p.m. Business Meeting 

5:15 p.m. Appearance Requests

Live Streaming and Archived meetings/Podcasts at http://www.muni.org/watchnow

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Clerk’s Note: Please see the end of the agenda for information on legislative drafting.

 

How to Testify: The Assembly receives public comments during Final Audience Participation, as well as public testimony on all open Public Hearing items. Final Audience Participation (Agenda Section 16) lasts, as time allows, until adjournment.

 

The public may submit written comments at www.muni.org/testimony and may also participate (1) in-person, or (2) by phone. If you would like to provide comments or testimony over the phone, please sign up online at this link www.muni.org/testimony by 5:00 p.m. the day before the meeting. There is no sign-up list for in-person testimony – the Chair will invite the public to speak on a first come basis. Please do not sign up to provide phone testimony if you plan to attend in person.

 

1.

CALL TO ORDER

2.

ROLL CALL

 

3.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT

 

A land acknowledgement is a formal statement recognizing the Indigenous people of a place. It is a public gesture of appreciation for the past and present Indigenous stewardship of the lands that we now occupy. It is an actionable statement that marks our collective movement towards decolonization and equity.

 

The Anchorage Assembly would like to acknowledge that we gather today on the traditional lands of the Dena’ina Athabascans. For thousands of years the Dena’ina have been and continue to be the stewards of this land. It is with gratefulness and respect that we recognize the contributions, innovations, and contemporary perspectives of the upper Cook Inlet Dena’ina.

 

4.

MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS

5.

MAYOR'S REPORT

6.

ASSEMBLY CHAIR'S REPORT

 

7.

COMMITTEE AND LIAISON REPORTS

 

The Assembly Committees and members are listed on the Assembly website at http://www.muni.org/Departments/Assembly/Pages/Committees and Liaisons.aspx.  The Assembly Committee meeting schedule can be found on the Municipal website at http://www.muni.org/Departments/Assembly/Events/Pages/default.aspx.

 

8.

ADDENDUM TO AGENDA

 

The Addendum includes items to be added to the agenda and is prepared the Friday before the Assembly meeting.  The Assembly formally does this through a motion to “incorporate” the addendum, as well as possible “laid on the table” items consistent with the Assembly rules of procedure.

 

9.

APPEARANCE REQUESTS

 

(SHALL BEGIN NO EARLIER THAN 5:15 P.M. AND TESTIMONY BY THE LAST PERSON SHALL BEGIN NO LATER THAN 6:00 P.M.)

 

9.A.                           

Rev. Matthew Schultz.

 

10.

CONSENT AGENDA

 

Consent agenda items numbered 10.A. through 10.F. are typically routine items such as bid awards, new business, and information and reports. Under the Assembly rules of procedure, items in 10.A. through 10.F. are not required to be set for public hearing.

 

10.A.                           

RESOLUTIONS FOR ACTION - PROCLAMATIONS AND RECOGNITIONS

 

10.A.1.                     

Resolution No. AR 2023-35, a resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly supporting Active People, Healthy Nation Initiative, Assembly Chair LaFrance, Assembly Members Volland and Zaletel.

 

10.A.2.                     

Resolution No. AR 2023-36, a resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly recognizing and celebrating February 2023 as Black History Month, Assembly Chair LaFrance, Assembly Vice-Chair Constant, Assembly Members Cross, Dern, Perez-Verdia, Petersen, Quinn-Davidson, Rivera, Sulte, Sweet, Volland, and Zaletel, and Mayor Bronson. (Addendum.)

 

10.A.3.                     

Resolution No. AR 2023-37, a resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly recognizing February 2023 as Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, Assembly Chair LaFrance, Assembly Vice-Chair Constant, Assembly Members Cross, Dern, Perez-Verdia, Petersen, Quinn-Davidson, Rivera, Sulte, Sweet, Volland, and Zaletel. (Addendum.)

 

10.A.4.                     

Resolution No. AR 2023-38, a resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly recognizing and celebrating February 16, 2023, as Elizabeth Peratrovich Day, Assembly Chair LaFrance, Assembly Vice-Chair Constant, Assembly Members Cross, Dern, Perez-Verdia, Petersen, Quinn-Davidson, Rivera, Sweet, Sulte, Volland and Zaletel, and Mayor Bronson. (Addendum.)

 

10.B.                           

RESOLUTIONS FOR ACTION - OTHER

 

10.B.1.                     

Resolution No. AR 2023-39, a resolution of the Anchorage Assembly advocating for State Legislation further regulating the hemp industry and protecting Alaskan youth, Assembly Members Rivera and Cross. (Addendum.)

 

10.B.2.                     

Resolution No. AR 2023-40, a resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly requesting the administration direct Heritage Land Bank (HLB) to include specific objectives in the HLB five-year management plan and the HLB Annual Work Program and take certain actions towards increasing attainable residential housing in Girdwood, Assembly Chair LaFrance and Assembly Member Zaletel. (Addendum.)

 

10.C.                           

BID AWARDS

 

10.D.                           

NEW BUSINESS

 

10.D.1.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 60-2023, Sole Source Purchase with North Coast Electric (North Coast) to provide Rockwell Automation/Allen Bradley Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) for the Municipality of Anchorage (MOA), Anchorage Water & Wastewater Utility (AWWU) ($876,368.64), Finance Department.

 

10.D.2.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 65-2023, Recommendation of Award of multiple non-encumbering contracts with Wilks Consulting Services, Inc. (Wilks), $500,000; Floyd Advisory, Llc. (Floyd), $750,000; and Altman, Rogers & Co. (Altman) $750,000 to provide various as-needed professional accounting services to the Municipality of Anchorage (MOA), Finance Department Controller’s Division for a total of $2,000,000, Finance Department.

 

10.D.3.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 63-2023, Application for transfer of controlling interest of beverage dispensary liquor license, #4545, and restaurant designation permit for Highwater LLC DBA Blarney Stone Pub, (Downtown Community Council), Municipal Clerk’s Office.

 

10.D.4.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 64-2023, 2023-2024 Liquor License Renewals: Beverage Dispensary License: The New Peanut Farm, LL#842; Beverage Dispensary-Duplicate: The Peanut Farm Sports Grill, LL#4469; Beverage Dispensary-Tourism: Hyatt House Anchorage, LL#5507; Crowne Plaza Midtown Anchorage-Juno, LL#4844; Beverage Dispensary-Tourism Duplicate: Crowne Plaza Midtown Anchorage-Concierge, LL#4869; Restaurant/Eating Place License: Main Event, LL#5891, (Midtown and Taku/Campbell Community Councils), Municipal Clerk’s Office.

 

10.D.5.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 66-2023, Sole Source Contract with Alaska Municipal League for grant review services, Legislative Branch ($11,000), Assembly Chair LaFrance. (Addendum.)

 

10.D.6.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 70-2023, Contract with Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) for Redistricting and ArcGIS subscription services, Legislative Branch ($12,190), Assembly Chair LaFrance and Assembly Vice Chair Constant. (Addendum.)

 

10.D.7.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 71-2023, Recommendation of Award to Guess & Rudd P.C. (Guess & Rudd) to provide regulatory legal services for the Municipality of Anchorage (MOA), Anchorage Water & Wastewater Utility (AWWU) (RFP 2022P037) ($900,000), Purchasing Department. (Addendum.)

 

10.D.8.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 73-2023, Amendment No. 6 to Shoreside Petroleum, Inc. (Shoreside) Non-Encumbering Contract C-4400001091, Furnish Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants (Pol) Products, Purchasing Department (Purchasing), for added contract capacity due to escalating fuel costs ($4,375,000.00), Purchasing Department. (Addendum.)

 

10.D.9.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 74-2023, Non-Encumbering Contract with Landye Bennett Blumstein Llp to provide professional legal services to the Anchorage Assembly ($250,000), Assembly Chair LaFrance, Assembly Vice Chair Constant, and Member Zaletel. (Addendum.)

 

10.D.10.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 75-2023, Approval of Emergency Purchase from Alaska Global Supply to provide 160,000 gallons of 12.5% sodium hypochlorite to the Asplund Wastewater Treatment Facility (AWWTF), Anchorage Water & Wastewater Utility (AWWU), utilizing waiver of Title 7 and open market procedure ($1,113,600.00). (Addendum.)

10.D.10.a. Information Memorandum No. AIM 34-2023.

 

10.D.11.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 78-2023, Grant Agreements with various non-profits for domestic violence and sexual assault prevention, homelessness, mental health, and substance misuse services to the Municipality of Anchorage (MOA) Anchorage Health Department (AHD) ($2,485,000.00). (Addendum.)

 

10.D.12.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 79-2023, Grant Agreement with the Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness for street outreach services the Municipality of Anchorage (MOA) Anchorage Health Department (AHD) ($700,000.00). (Addendum.)

 

10.D.13.                     

Assembly Memorandum No. AM 80-2023, Amendment Renewal of a non-encumbering contract with Northern Waste, Llc. to provide waste hauling services for Eagle River WWTF to the Municipality of Anchorage (MOA), Anchorage Water & Wastewater Utility (AWWU) ($11,531.10). (Addendum.)

 

10.E.                           

APPROPRIATION ITEMS

 

10.E.1.                     

Resolution No. AR 2023-41, a resolution of the Municipality of Anchorage reappropriating an amount of $10,000 from community grants to the Anchorage Fire Department, all within the Areawide General Fund (101000), and approving a Sole Source Grant Agreement with the Anchorage Museum for Fire Station 1 Parking ($40,000), Assembly Vice Chair Constant. (Addendum.)

10.E.1.a. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 76-2023.

 

10.F.                           

INFORMATION AND REPORTS

 

10.F.1.                     

Information Memorandum No. AIM 29-2023, Contracts Awarded between $50,000 and $500,000 through formal competitive processes for the month of December 2022, Purchasing Department.

 

10.F.2.                     

Information Memorandum No. AIM 30-2023, Sole Source Procurement Report for the month of December 2022, Purchasing Department.

 

10.F.3.                     

Information Memorandum No. AIM 32-2023, Annual Bar Safety Hour Permit Report, Assembly Chair LaFrance.

 

10.F.4.                     

Information Memorandum No. AIM 33-2023, Public Testimony for January 24 and February 7, 2023 meetings, Assembly Chair LaFrance. (Addendum.)

 

10.F.5.                     

Information Memorandum No. AIM 35-2023, Letter emailed to Acting Municipal Manager Kent Kohlhase to send to municipal employees regarding the January 20 Emergency Ordinance, Assembly Chair LaFrance. (Addendum.)

 

10.F.6.                     

Information Memorandum No. AIM 36-2023, Campbell Park Community Council Resolution acknowledging and not opposing the land trade: HLB’S Parcel 3-074 for AHFC’S Block 102, Assembly Chair LaFrance. (Addendum.)

 

10.F.7.                     

Information Memorandum No. AIM 37-2023, Summary of 2006 Crow Creek Neighborhood Land Use Plan Implementation, Planning Department. (Addendum.)

 

10.G.                           

ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS FOR INTRODUCTION

 

10.G.1.                     

Ordinance No. AO 2023-15, an ordinance amending Anchorage Municipal Code Section 4.60.120 to provide for Assembly approval of the addition, termination, or suspension of Sister Cities by resolution, Assembly Vice-Chair Constant. P.H. 2-21-2023.

 

10.G.2.                     

Ordinance No. AO 2023-17, an ordinance of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly amending Anchorage Municipal Code Section 3.30.141 to include Juneteenth and Indigenous Peoples’ Day, but Not Seward’s Day, as paid municipal holidays, and changing Washington’s Birthday to Presidents’ Day, requesting the same to be recognized holidays in labor agreements, and waiving personnel rules committee review, Assembly Members Quinn-Davidson, Rivera, and Zaletel. P.H. 2-21-2023. (Addendum.) 

10.G.2.a. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 72-2023.

 

10.G.3.                     

Ordinance No. AO 2023-18, an ordinance of the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, amending Ordinance No. 2012-86 to extend the final maturity date of subordinate lien wastewater revenue notes issued therein and updating the form of notes, Finance Department. P.H. 2-21-2023. (Addendum.)

10.G.3.a. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 81-2023.

 

10.G.4.                     

Resolution No. AR 2023-43, a resolution of the Municipality of Anchorage appropriating $4,754,202.34 of Alcoholic Beverages Retail Sales Tax Fund (206000) Fund Balance to the Alcoholic Beverages Retail Sales Tax Fund (206000), Anchorage Health Department, to be used for emergency cold weather sheltering costs. P.H. 2-21-2023. (Addendum.) 

10.G.4.a. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 82-2023.

 

10.G.5.                     

Ordinance No. AO 2023-19, an ordinance of the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, amending Ordinance No. 2012-87 to extend the final maturity date of subordinate lien water revenue notes issued therein and updating the form of notes, Finance Department. P.H. 2-21-2023. (Addendum.)

10.G.5.a. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 83-2023.

 

11.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS AND UNFINISHED ACTION ON PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS

 

– Agenda items in this category are typically previous public hearing agenda items for which the public hearing was closed and the Assembly “postponed” Assembly action, including debate and discussion, until a future date.

 

11.A.                           

Resolution No. AR 2023-19, a resolution of the Municipality of Anchorage vacating a special assessment on Municipal Parcel Number 004-043-49-000 in the amount of $889.11, Public Works Administration Department. 

11.A.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 47-2023.

(ACTION WAS POSTPONED FROM 1-24-2023.  MS. ZALETEL MOVED TO APPROVE, SECONDED BY MR. CONSTANT.  MOTION TO APPROVE IS ON THE FLOOR.)

11.A.2. Information Memorandum No. AIM 40-2023. (Addendum.)

 

11.B.                           

Ordinance No. AO 2022-103(S), an ordinance authorizing the competitive disposal of portions of Heritage Land Bank Parcels 6-011, 6-016, and 6-017, legally described as Tract I Prince Addition Alyeska Subdivision (Plat 87-131)(PID 075-311-04-000), Tract B Girdwood Elementary School Subdivision (Plat 85-38)(PID 075-031-32-000), and Tract 9A Section 9 Township 10 North Range 2 East (Plat 73-220)(PID 075-041-31-000), to CY Investments LLC as described in the Development Agreement between the developer and the Municipality of Anchorage dated April 29, 2022, and amend the Heritage Land Bank 2021 Annual Work Program. 

11.B.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 715-2022.

(PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED 12-13-2022.  ACTION ON AO 2022-103(S) WAS POSTPONED FROM 12-13-2022.  NO MOTION PENDING.)

11.B.2. Ordinance No. AO 2022-103(S-1), an ordinance authorizing the competitive disposal of portions of Heritage Land Bank Parcels 6-011, 6-016, and 6-017, legally described as Tract I Prince Addition Alyeska Subdivision (Plat 87-131)(PID 075-311-04-000), Tract B Girdwood Elementary School Subdivision (Plat 85-38)(PID 075-031-32-000), and Tract 9A Section 9 Township 10 North Range 2 East (Plat 73-220)(PID 075-041-31-000), to CY Investments LLC as described in the Development Agreement between the developer and the Municipality of Anchorage dated April 29, 2022, and amend the Heritage Land Bank 2021 Annual Work Program, Assembly Member Zaletel.

11.B.3. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 30-2023.

(ACTION WAS POSTPONED FROM 1-10-2023.  NO MOTION PENDING.)

11.B.4. Ordinance No. AO 2022-103(S-2), an ordinance authorizing the competitive disposal of portions of Heritage Land Bank Parcels 6-011, 6-016, and 6-017, legally described as Tract I Prince Addition Alyeska Subdivision (Plat 87-131)(PID 075-311-04-000), Tract B Girdwood Elementary School Subdivision (Plat 85-38)(PID 075-031-32-000), and Tract 9A Section 9 Township 10 North Range 2 East (Plat 73-220)(PID 075-041-31-000), to CY Investments LLC as described in the Development Agreement between the developer and the Municipality of Anchorage dated April 29, 2022, and amend the Heritage Land Bank 2021 Annual Work Program, Assembly Member Zaletel. (Addendum.)

11.B.5. Information Memorandum No. AIM 38-2023. (Addendum.)

11.B.6. Information Memorandum No. AIM 39-2023. (Addendum.)

 

11.C.                           

Ordinance No. AO 2022-104, an ordinance of the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, authorizing the negotiation by the Municipal Manager and the execution and delivery by the Municipality of an Acquisition Agreement for a facility located at 716 West 4th Avenue, and a ground lease and a facility leaseback, authorizing the Chief Fiscal Officer to determine the terms and conditions, including financing terms, relating to the ground lease and the facility leaseback, and appropriating the proceeds of such ground lease, Finance Department. 

11.C.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 666-2022.

(PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED 1-10-2023.  ACTION WAS POSTPONED FROM 1-10-2023.  NO MOTION PENDING.)

11.C.2. Information Memorandum No. AIM 31-2023, AO 2022-104 – acquisition of the building located at 716 West 4th Avenue, Additional Financial Comparison, Office of Management and Budget.

 

11.D.                           

Ordinance No. AO 2023-7, an ordinance of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly waiving or modifying certain provisions of Anchorage Municipal Code, including Title 21, Land Use Planning, and Title 15, Environmental Protection, to allow for temporary snow disposal sites due to the large volume of snow and insufficient locations to place the snow; to include a streamlined permitting process, and appeal process under Title 14, and allowing for discretionary waivers deemed in the public interest, Department of Law.

(PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED 1-24-2023.  NO MOTION PENDING.)

 

12.

RESERVED

 

Items in this agenda category are NOT public hearing items and may involve applications for a liquor or marijuana license and/or a special land use permit for alcohol or marijuana for which the public hearing was closed. This category may also include administrative matters that are NOT public hearing items based on the municipal code.

 

12.A.                           

MOTION TO RECONSIDER was given by Assembly Vice-Chair Constant and seconded by Assembly Member Zaletel on the following item from the January 24, 2023

Regular Assembly meeting: “to Release Executive Session Tapes immediately,” with certain exceptions.

 

12.B.                           

Resolution No. AR 2023-32, a resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly calling a Special Election to be held concurrently with the April 4, 2023, Regular Municipal Election for the purpose of submitting a ballot proposition to the qualified voters residing within the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Service Area and the Municipality of Anchorage, Assembly Vice Chair Constant.

 

13.

CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARINGS

 

(SHALL BEGIN NO EARLIER THAN 6:00 P.M., AND SHALL BE TAKEN UP IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF OLD BUSINESS AND UNFINISHED ACTION ON PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS) – Agenda items in this category are typically previous public hearing agenda items for which the public hearing was NOT closed and the Assembly “continued” the public hearing.  Persons who previously testified may not testify a second time unless the testimony is on the differences in a substitute version (S version) of an ordinance. In addition, if a previous Assembly meeting ended before all public hearing items were completed, those items would be “carried over” to this agenda category.

 

13.A.                           

Ordinance No. AO 2023-2, an ordinance providing for the submission to the qualified voters of the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, the question of the issuance of Not To Exceed $2,300,000 of General Obligation Bonds of the Municipality of Anchorage to pay the costs of constructing, renovating and equipping park, trail and recreational facilities capital improvements in the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Service Area, and the question of an increase in the Municipal Tax Cap Limitation to pay associated operations and maintenance costs in the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Service Area, without cost to Chugiak, Eagle River, Girdwood and other taxpayers outside the service area, at the election to be held in the municipality on April 4, 2023, Finance Department.

13.A.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 4-2023.

13.A.2. Ordinance No. AO 2023-2(S), an ordinance providing for the submission to the qualified voters of the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, the question of the issuance of Not To Exceed Three Million Nine Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($3,950,000) [Two Million Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,300,000)] of General Obligation Bonds of the Municipality of Anchorage to pay the costs of constructing, renovating and equipping park, trail and recreational facilities capital improvements in the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Service Area, and the question of an increase in the municipal tax cap limitation to pay associated operations and maintenance costs in the Anchorage Parks and Recreation Service Area, without cost to Chugiak, Eagle River, Girdwood and other taxpayers outside the service area, at the Special Election to be held in the municipality on April 4, 2023, Assembly Vice Chair Constant, Assembly Members Petersen and Zaletel.  

13.A.3. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 59-2023.

 

13.B.                           

Resolution No. AR 2022-401, a resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly adopting the public naming panel’s unanimous recommendation to name the dedicated Municipal Park at 1217 Latouche Street as Fairview Delgga Park, Parks and Recreation Department

(CARRIED OVER FROM 1-24-2023)

 

13.C.                           

Ordinance No. AO 2023-9, an ordinance of the Anchorage Assembly amending Anchorage Municipal Code Chapter 3.30 Personnel Rules to create an Executive Attorney Pay Plan, Department of Law.

13.C.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 32-2023.

(CARRIED OVER FROM 1-24-2023)

 

13.D.                           

Resolution No. AR 2022-400, a resolution adopting recommendations to be forwarded to the Anchorage Metropolitan Area Transportation Solutions (AMATS) Policy Committee regarding an amendment to the FFY 2023-2026 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), Planning Department. 

13.D.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 752-2022.

(CARRIED OVER FROM 1-10-2023 AND 1-24-2023.)

 

13.E.                           

Ordinance No. AO 2022-117, an ordinance of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly amending Anchorage Municipal Code Sections 2.10.015 and 2.20.060 related to Assembly Offices and Staff, adding new Sections 2.20.045 and 2.20.075 regarding the Assembly Offices and corresponding Organizational Chart, and adjusting the range for Assembly Positions and making conforming amendments in Section 3.30.172, Assembly Chair LaFrance and Assembly Vice-Chair Constant. 

13.E.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 737-2022.

13.E.2. Ordinance No. AO 2022-117(S), an ordinance of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly amending Anchorage Municipal Code Sections 2.10.015 and 2.20.060 related to Assembly Offices and Staff, adding new Sections 2.20.045 and 2.20.075 regarding the Assembly Offices and corresponding Organizational Chart, and adjusting the range for Assembly Positions and making conforming amendments in Section 3.30.172, Assembly Chair LaFrance and Assembly Vice-Chair Constant.

13.E.3. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 783-2022.

(CARRIED OVER FROM 1-10-2023.)

 

14.

NEW PUBLIC HEARINGS

 

(SHALL BEGIN NO EARLIER THAN 6:00 P.M. AND END NO LATER THAN 11:00 P.M. AND SHALL BE TAKEN UP IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARINGS) – Agenda items in this category are typically NEW public hearing agenda items or certain items that require two public hearings (i.e. budget).   Ordinances in this category, except emergency ordinances, must be introduced at a previous meeting.  Resolutions in this category may be introduced at a previous meeting, but some resolutions by code are automatically set for a public hearing

 

14.A.                           

Ordinance No. AO 2023-14, an ordinance amending Anchorage Municipal Code, Title 21 Section 21.09.050C., Accessory Uses (Girdwood) to preserve the accessory dwelling unit regulations for Girdwood adopted July 26, 2022 by passage of AO 2022-67, As Amended, remedy an inadvertent and unintended change by recent legislation, and waive Planning and Zoning Commission review for good cause, Assembly Chair LaFrance and Assembly Member Sulte.

 

14.B.                           

Resolution No. AR 2023-23, a resolution of the Municipality of Anchorage appropriating $2,300,000 as a transfer from the Equipment Maintenance Internal Service Operating Fund (601000), Unrestricted Net Position, to the Equipment Maintenance Internal Service Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) Fund (601800), Maintenance & Operations Department to purchase replacement vehicles and equipment. 

14.B.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 51-2023.

 

14.C.                           

Ordinance No. AO 2023-13, an ordinance of the Anchorage Assembly amending Anchorage Municipal Code Chapter 6.40 – Reports and Audits to establish the Municipality of Anchorage Online Checkbook, require the establishment and maintenance of an internet website providing information on municipal government financial transactions and contracts and specifying the information to be made available on the website, Assembly Vice-Chair Constant and Assembly Chair LaFrance.

14.C.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 53-2023.

 

14.D.                           

Ordinance No. AO 2023-12, an ordinance of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly providing economic relief to the local construction industry in response to the inflationary pressures by amending Anchorage Municipal Code Chapter 23.10 to require the 2022 basis for computing building code fees based on valuation in Title 23 to apply throughout the remainder of 2023, Assembly Members Cross and Sulte. 

14.D.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 42-2023.

 

15.

QUASI-JUDICIAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS AND SPECIAL ORDERS

 

Items in this agenda category typically involve applications for a liquor or marijuana license and/or a special land use permit for alcohol or marijuana. These items are typically public hearing items. 

 

Administrative matters in this category may include Election Certification or Assembly reorganization and are NOT public hearing items based on the municipal code. A Clerk’s Note may identify certain items as non-public hearing items.

 

15.A.                           

Resolution No. AR 2023-33, a resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly approving a marijuana license and special land use permit for Wobbly Moose, Llc, a marijuana cultivation facility with license number M30782, doing business as Wobbly Moose, and located at 1036 East 4th Avenue, in Anchorage, (Fairview Community Council) (Case 2023-0001), Municipal Clerk’s Office and Planning Department.

15.A.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 61-2023.

 

15.B.                           

Resolution No. AR 2023-34, a resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly approving a marijuana license and special land use permit for Wobbly Moose, Llc, a marijuana retail sales establishment with license number M30783, doing business as Wobbly Moose, and located at 1036 East 4th Avenue, in Anchorage, (Fairview Community Council) (Case 2023-0002), Municipal Clerk’s Office and Planning Department. 

15.B.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 62-2023.

 

15.C.                           

Resolution No. AR 2023-42, a resolution of the Anchorage Municipal Assembly approving an alcoholic beverages conditional use for Beverage Dispensary Tourism License Number 6100 for Northern Pacific Airways, Inc., Dba Navigator Lounge; in the TR (Transition) District; located at 4600 Postmark Drive, Suite ND206, within Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, North Terminal, ADA 31879 International Airport North Terminal Lease; generally located south of De Havilland Avenue, west of Postmark Drive, and north of Tower Road, in Anchorage, (Spenard Community Council) (Case 2023-0012), Planning Department. (Addendum.)

15.C.1. Assembly Memorandum No. AM 77-2023.

 

16.

AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION

17.

ASSEMBLY COMMENTS

18.

EXECUTIVE SESSIONS

19.

ADJOURNMENT

 

(SHALL BE PROMPTLY AT 11:00 P.M. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, BY TWO THIRDS VOTE OF THE ASSEMBLY, ADJOURNMENT AND BUSINESS BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY MAY BE CONTINUED PAST 11:00 P.M. UNTIL 12:00 MIDNIGHT)

 

ALL DOCUMENTS LISTED ON THIS AGENDA EXCEPT LAID ON THE TABLE ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE www.muni.org/watchnow AND IN THE MUNICIPAL CLERK'S OFFICE, 632 WEST 6TH AVENUE, SUITE 250, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, TELEPHONE (907) 343-4311. LAID ON THE TABLE ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE MEETING.   

 

FOR AUXILIARY AIDS, SERVICES, OR SPECIAL MODIFICATIONS TO PARTICIPATE PLEASE CONTACT THE MUNICIPAL CLERK’S OFFICE 48 HOURS BEFORE THE MEETING TO REQUEST REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS AT (907) 343-4311 OR wwmasmc@anchorageak.gov.

 

Clerk’s Note:  In Sections 11-15 of the Assembly Agenda, Assembly Ordinances (AOs) may propose to change municipal law, Anchorage Municipal Code (AMC) or Anchorage Municipal Code of Regulations (AMCR).  Ordinances may use “legislative formatting” to show the changes or “amendments” to the current code as required by AMC 1.05.050.  The purpose of legislative formatting is to provide an easy means for the Assembly and public to clearly understand current code language versus proposed changes.  

 

Legislative formatting includes underlining new language and [PLACING DELETED LANGUAGE IN CAPITAL LETTERS WITHIN BRACKETS].  Substitute versions of ordinances are characterized by bolded text.  Second substitute versions by italics.  Omitting current text of a code section is indicated by three series of three asterisks (* * *  x3).  Legislative formatting is not necessary when enacting entirely new sections.   

 

Ordinance

Version

New

Language

Deleted

Language

 

Original AO

 

New words are underlined

 

 

Deletion of current code language:

[DELETED WORDS FROM CURRENT CODE ARE BRACKETED AND CAPITALIZED]

 

 

AO (S)

 

(Substitute for the original AO)

 

 

New words are bolded and underlined

 

Deletion of current code language: 

[DELETED WORDS ARE BOLDED,  BRACKETED, AND CAPITALIZED] 

 

Deletion of new language in AO: 

[Deleted words proposed by AO are struck out, bolded, underlined, and bracketed]

 

 

AO (S-1)

 

(2nd substitute for the original AO)

 

New words are italicized and underlined

 

 

Deletion of current code language:

[DELETED WORDS ARE ITALICIZED, IN BRACKETED, AND CAPITALIZED]

 

Deletion of new language in AO or AO(S):

[Deleted words proposed by AO or AO(S) are italicized, struck out, underlined and bracketed]