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CBJ Assembly looking into Salmon Creek filtration system

CBJ Assembly looking into Salmon Creek filtration system

The Juneau Assembly last night (Monday) asked the city attorney to draft a resolution conveying its interest in building a filtration system for Salmon Creek – the city’s secondary water supply.

House speaker says oil tax could drag out session

House Speaker Mike Chenault says it’s important the oil tax debate not drag on past the legislative session. And he’s willing to stay in Juneau until the work is done.

Monday is the 84th day of the 90-day session. The House has not yet received the Senate’s oil tax bill.

AJ Mine water study back before CBJ Assembly tonight

The Assembly has had more than a month to review a draft study of the city’s water system, compiled by Engineering Director Rorie Watt. He’ll be seeking direction from members at tonight’s Committee of the Whole meeting.

Parnell seeks Native backing for scholarships

Parnell seeks Native backing for scholarships

Governor Seal Parnell is asking Alaska Native leaders to lobby the Legislature in support of his education initiatives.

CBJ Assembly introduces budget, mill levy ordinances

The Juneau Assembly formally introduced the city’s biennial budget proposal at a special meeting last night (Wednesday), kicking off a two-month process of hearings and department presentations before the spending plan is officially adopted.

FASD as mitigating factor bill passes Senate

The Alaska Senate today (Wednesday) unanimously passed a bill giving judges the ability to consider Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders as a mitigating factor in sentencing for non-violent crimes.

USCG & Russian Northeast Border Guard sign agreement

USCG & Russian Northeast Border Guard sign agreement

U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Thomas Ostebo and his Russian counterpart Lt. Gen. Rafael Daerbaev today agreed to continued cooperation on law enforcement in the Arctic, Bering Sea and North Pacific.

Manager to present CBJ Assembly with budget proposal tonight

Juneau City Manager Kim Kiefer is proposing a biennial budget that calls for spending about $320-million per year over the next two years.

CBJ Assembly April 2, 2012

CBJ Assembly Meeting
April 2, 2012
Agendamore

City will incorporate Willoughby District into CBJ comp plan

Juneau’s long range plan for the Willoughby District will become part of the city and borough’s Comprehensive Plan. The Juneau Assembly Monday night voted to include chapter five, which lays out the planning and design principles for future improvements in the area west of downtown and east of Gold Creek.