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The application is subject to final approval by the city council.
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Council members weighed community opposition against the developer’s interest in expanding the city’s housing inventory.
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Council members last week voted to award the groups $1,000 each for this year’s second cycle of the city’s mini grant program.
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City Manager Janette Bower says the city’s not sure it actually needs all of the remaining $5 million to cover project costs.
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The city council vote came amid a petition opposing the permit from the development’s neighboring property owners.
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Even though the projects were included in the bills voted out of committee, it’s not guaranteed that they’ll be funded.
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The city estimated the exemption would have saved the average resident $25 per year and cost the city about $15,000 in lost tax revenue.
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That study, conducted by Volaire Aviation, found nearly all people flying from Kenai to Anchorage travel to a second destination. For most travelers, that destination is Seattle.
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The city uses a budget structure that covers two fiscal years instead of one.
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The division currently operates a base in Soldotna off the Sterling Highway near Birch Ridge Golf Course that includes a helicopter pad.