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Votes at a glance: Wrangell Assembly approves MOUs, budget transfers, ordinances and festival agreement
Summary
The Assembly approved a package of resolutions, ordinances (including repeal of the peddler code), contract awards, and MOUs on April 14; several ordinances were advanced to second reading. Individual item outcomes were recorded as approved by polled vote; tallies were not listed in the minutes.
The Assembly of the City and Borough of Wrangell on April 14 approved multiple resolutions, ordinances and agreements covering land conveyance, grant applications, personnel adjustments, and festival operations.
Key approvals included conveyance of approximately 9.11 acres of public land in the CBW Deepwater Port Subdivision to Tideline Construction, LLC (Resolution No. 04-26-2042); authorization to apply for the U.S. Department of Transportation Maritime Administration FY2026 Small Shipyard Grant with committed matching funds (Resolution No. 04-26-2043); and a contract award to IP Mechanical Contractors, LLC for the Stikine Middle School boiler replacement project. The Assembly also approved a $25,000 transfer from the Mill Property Development Fund to deep-water port site planning (Resolution No. 04-26-2041).
On municipal code changes, the Assembly approved Ordinance No. 1099 repealing Chapter 6.08 (Peddlers and Itinerant Merchants) following public comment; Ordinance No. 1101 (sales tax amendments) and Ordinance No. 1100 (local business license) were approved for first reading and set for public hearing and second reading on May 12, 2026.
Personnel and benefit actions included a 2% cost-of-living adjustment to the non-union wage table and addition of Grade 12 for temporary/part-time/seasonal employees (Resolution No. 04-26-2034), and approval of a Paid Parental Leave subsection to the employee handbook (Resolution No. 04-26-2040) after an amendment requiring two years continuous employment after taking the benefit.
The Assembly also approved a Memorandum of Agreement with Milk Run Music Festival Corp for the 2026 festival, a Memorandum of Understanding with Structure, Inc., and a Memorandum of Understanding with Wrangell Public Schools. A budget amendment accepted $87,100 from the sale of Alder Top Subdivision Lot 8 into the Residential Construction Fund. All recorded motions were noted as approved by polled vote in the minutes; the meeting does not list individual yea/nay tallies.
