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Kenai Peninsula Borough plat committee approves preliminary plats, grants exceptions and elects vice chair
Summary
The Kenai Peninsula Borough plat committee on April 13 approved preliminary plats for Alaska State Land Survey No. 2021-11, Whistlebake Estates and Blessing Estates, granted multiple exceptions to borough code for those plats, and confirmed a vice chair, with unanimous committee votes and no substantive public opposition.
The Kenai Peninsula Borough plat committee on April 13, 2026, elected a vice chair and approved preliminary plats for three subdivisions — Alaska State Land Survey No. 2021-11, Whistlebake Estates Edition No. 3 (KPB file 2026-023) and Blessing Estates (KPB file 2025-072R1) — granting related exceptions to borough code in each case.
The committee opened the meeting, conducted nominations and confirmed Commissioner Whitney as vice chair by unanimous consent. The committee then moved through the consent agenda and read public hearing procedures into the record before taking up the plats.
Staff member Vincent presented the Alaska State Land Survey No. 2021-11 preliminary plat, saying the proposal would subdivide five remote parcels near Bradley Lake, east of Kachemak Bay, into tracts ranging roughly from 4.00 acres to about 436.6 acres and that access is by a HEA-maintained private dirt road. Vincent recommended granting exceptions related to survey monumentation and wastewater-disposal requirements and urged the committee to tie findings to the applicable KPB…
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