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City Clerk's Office Closing Early - Open 8:00 am to Noon

The City Clerk's will be closing at noon on December 24th and will be closed all day December 25th in observance of the Christmas holiday. We will be open regular business hours 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on Monday, December 28th

Commercial Project Permitting

Planning staff are available to help you through the permit process, to save you time, money and effort. Contact the Planning Office early and often when planning your project.

Zoning permits are required prior to clearing, developing property, and new construction, including additions. The City of Homer relies on the State of Alaska Department of Public Safety to review and inspect commercial projects. Learn more on the Building Code Information webpage.

Service Providers

This list is provided for your convenience. The City of Homer does not endorse or verify the qualifications of these businesses.

Surveyors

Concerning Wildlife

Found a dead or injured Sea Otter? An Eagle that can't quite fly?  Moose that won't go away?  We know what to do.

Although very cute and fuzzy, sea otters are wild animals with teeth.  They can carry diseases that can be passed onto domestic animals and humans.  Please when around a hauled out otter keep your pets restrained.  Photos and videos are ok at a 100' distance.

The Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 makes it illegal to touch marine mammals without authorization. 

City of Homer Municipal Art Collection

 
Photographs and Information prepared by
Jim Lavarakas, Far north photography

In Collaboration with the City of Homer Parks, Art Recreation & Culture Advisory Commission 

Artwork included in the Municipal Art Collection has been donated, gifted through bequests or through the Sister City relationships to the City or purchased and or commissioned through the City's 1% for Arts Program

Deep Water Dock Schedule Request

Please complete the following form as much as possible.  If you have any questions or concerns regarding docking logistics, contact the 24/7 on-duty Harbor Officer at 907-399-1649 or VHS Channel 16.  You may also contact the Port and Harbor Office during business hours at 907-235-3160.

Berthing Preference:
Will you need to use the Crane?
The Inside Berth of the Deep Water Dock has a 5 ton crane, which must be unlocked by a Harbor Officer before use. Crane activity will be billed to the party responsible for dock charges.
Arrival & Departure Dates
Use Calendar Icon to select date
Arrival Time:
:
Provide ETA time as soon as known
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Departure Time:
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Provide ETD time as soon as known
Have Multiple Dates to Request?
Vessel Information
Please provide the Vessel Name, Length Overall, Displacement Tons (or Dead Weight), and its Flag/Country of Registry. For tug and barges, list each vessels' information separately.
Billing Information
Dock Billing Information
Will there be fuel, cargo, or seafood wharfage? *

Don't forget to fill out the appropriate monthly wharfage report after all load-outs are complete.  Contact the Port & Harbor Office for further information.

Wharfage Billing Information
Do you need water delivered? *
Water Billing Information
Do you need fuel delivered? *

The City of Homer is not responsible for delivering fuel to vessels on the Deep Water Dock.  Be sure that you have contacted your selected fuel provider in advance to coordinate the logistics of fuel delivery.  Fuel trucks would be required as there is no fuel line that runs out to the end of the dock.  If you would rather have direct fuel delivery, please request use of the Pioneer Dock where there is a fuel line that runs out to the end of the dock, which is owned and maintained by Petro Marine Services.

Logistics
Cargo Handling MUST be by a Terminal Use Permit (TUP) Holder. Line handling must be by a TUP Holder or the vessel's crew.

Commission, Committee, Board and Task Force Application

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