All did not go as planned.
It will remain at 0.50 mills.
The disaster declaration was enacted on March 19, 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. Anne Zink, chief medical officer for the state, made a trip to Soldotna on Wednesday as part of the “Sleeves Up for Summer” campaign.
The city installed temporary patches on sections of Lovers Lane that were “failing” last fall.
Not far from upper Binkley Street in Soldotna in 1968 stood the unfinished shell of what central peninsula residents still hoped would one day become a hospital.
The Soldotna City Council will also consider the repeal of the city’s COVID-19 disaster declaration during their May 26 meeting.
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CPH Board of Directors cited the high demand for parking spaces that comply with the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) at health care facilities.
The city took a smaller financial hit than initially anticipated.
The spectator limit at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex has fluctuated between 250 and 750 since February.
The legislation would have allowed council members to attend more of the city’s Wednesday night music series events.
Her family is moving outside of Soldotna City limits.
The project will be paid for in full with federal money.
The trails association recently applied for a grant through the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
All events are still being held virtually at the Kenai Community Library.
The city council first considered the resolution at their April 14 meeting.
The council first voted to restrict in-person meetings during October of last year.
The borough, in contrast, has no plans to phase out Zoom services.
