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Votes at a glance: clerk raises, Rollins Way withdrawal, CES septic funding, appointments and consent items
Summary
At its June 17 meeting the assembly approved several consent and housekeeping items, withdrew the Rollins Way assessment request, added a septic funding ordinance to consent, and confirmed an appointment to an advisory planning commission.
Beyond the FY2026 appropriation and the land-sale ordinance, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly took several procedural and consent actions on June 17. Most were approved by unanimous consent or on the consent agenda and will be reflected in the borough’s published minutes and ordinance/resolution texts.
Key outcomes - Clerk and deputy clerk salary increase: the assembly approved a 3.5% salary increase for the clerk and a 3.5% increase for the deputy clerk and records manager, effective July 1, 2025, by unanimous consent. - Withdrawal of Ordinance 20 24-19-38 (Rollins Way Road Improvement Assessment District additional appropriation of $150,000): the finance committee chair moved to withdraw the ordinance; assembly removed the item by unanimous consent. - Addition of Ordinance 20 24-19-39 (Central Emergency Service Area capital project fund appropriation of $76,500 to replace septic/wastewater system at Station 4) to the consent agenda: added and approved by unanimous consent; scheduled on consent for enactment/processing. - Consent agenda approval: the clerk read the consent items, which included a commending resolution for the Kenai Central Cardinals girls soccer team, a commending resolution for Serenity House Treatment Center (25th anniversary), Ordinance 20 25-10 (parcel sales), Ordinance 20 25-13 (community assistance funding of $30,958.82), Ordinance 20 25-19-01 (Sterling Elementary and Nicolaus School property operations estimate for FY2026), Resolution 20 25-027 (title correction for a parcel) and Resolution 20 25-028 (cooperative emergency agreement), and KPB7007 confirming an appointment to the Funny River Advisory Planning Commission (Kathy Mata, term to 09/30/2027). The assembled consent agenda passed by unanimous consent. - Resolution and appointment confirmations: items on the consent agenda (resolutions and the Funny River APC appointment) were included and will be processed as listed.
Why it matters: these consent and procedural votes finalize routine items of borough business: personnel adjustments, capital maintenance for emergency facilities, property and title housekeeping, grant pass-throughs and advisory-commission appointments. The Rollins Way withdrawal reflects the sponsor’s and district residents’ decision not to proceed with an extra assessment request after bids came in above estimates.
Sources and evidence: actions and unanimous-consent calls were recorded on the June 17 meeting transcript and read into the record by the clerk.
