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Planning commission reschedules April meetings around city election canvas

Kenai Planning and Zoning Commission · March 11, 2026
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Summary

The commission agreed to cancel its April 8 meeting and move the April 22 meeting to April 29 at 7 p.m. to avoid a scheduling conflict with the city council canvas board following the April 14 special election (per KMC 6.40.020).

The Kenai Planning and Zoning Commission agreed on March 11 to change its April meeting schedule to avoid conflict with the city council’s canvas board work following a special election.

Commission discussion cited KMC 6.40.020, which requires the canvas board to meet seven days after an election. Because the council’s April 15 meeting was rescheduled to April 22 so the council could certify election results, the commission opted to cancel its April 8 meeting and move its April 22 meeting to April 29 at 7 p.m. Commissioners voiced agreement that the revised schedule would avoid double-booking the chambers and give council staff time to complete canvassing work.

The commission also discussed the possibility of scheduling a work session in April if a clear topic emerged; a date was not set. Staff said they would notify commissioners of any work session at least by the commission’s late‑March meeting.

The changes were agreed to by the commissioners in the meeting’s discussion and recorded as the commission’s plan for April.