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Storm P. Hansen, 2022 Candidate for City Council

Storm P. Hansen
Candidate for Councilmember, Three Year Term

Contact Information:
Phone: (907) 435-7330
Email: stormcavasos@gmail.com

EMT1 Class this Fall

WHO—Homer Volunteer Fire Department

WHAT—Emergency Medical Technician
(EMT1)

                        WHEN—September 9 - November 9, 2019                        

  M/W 6pm-10pm & Sat 9am-5pm

WHY—Because your community needs you!

Joey Evensen - Candidate for City Council 2019

Candidate Statement
Homer, Alaska City Council

Joey Evensen
P.O. Box 671
Homer, AK 99603
907-299-8896

Email: evensen@bri-labs.com

 

Invitation to Bid Snow Removal & Sanding Services 2019-2022

INVITATION TO BID

By the City of Homer, Alaska for
SNOW REMOVAL AND SANDING SERVICES
2019/2020, 2020/2021, 2021/2022

Committees & Task Forces

Special Committees and Task Forces are established to accomplish a specific task in a specific time frame and are dissolved upon their final report to Council.  All of the groups are comprised of volunteers and while preference is given to City residents, there are seats available for residents outside City limits as well.

Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee (CPSC)

 

Appeal Hearing

Remand of Appeal of Conditional Use Permit 14-05 by Frank Griswold to be heard by a Hearing Officer assigned by the State of Alaska Office of Administrative Hearings.

City of Homer Study to Integrate Green Infrastructure into Stormwater Master Plan

The City of Homer was awarded an Alaska Clean Water Action Grant by the Department of Environmental Conservation to study the benefits of integrating green infrastructure into a stormwater drainage master plan. 

Rewrite of Homer City Code Title 14 and Title 17

In early 2018 Council member Lord and City Administration requested a review of the Public Utility provisions in the Homer City Code and City practices and procedures regarding public utilities to ensure they were up to date, clear, and consistent.

As a result of the substantive review, Ordinance 19-23 proposes substantial changes to City Code Title 14 and Title 17 to address the inconsistencies and outdated practices enumerated in the city code.

Ordinance 19-23 was designed to accomplish several goals:

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