SARAH PALIN

elated to paving Prospector Hills Subdivision and Wasilla Villa Condos Subdivision. [Resolution 01-20,
6/25/2001]
Palin Signed Resolution to Reimburse for Costs of Sewer Main Improvements For $580K. In 2001,
Palin signed a resolution declaring the intent of the city to reimburse original expenditures for costs of the
sewer main improvement projects along the Palmer-Wasilla Highway Extension and Lucille Street, with
proceeds of tax exempt bonds, issued at a maximum of $580,000. [Resolution 01-41, 11/5/2001]
Palin Signed Resolution to Reimburse for Costs of Sewer Main Improvements For $905K. In 2001,
Palin signed a resolution declaring the intent of the city to reimburse original expenditures for costs of the
sewer main improvement projects along the Palmer-Wasilla Highway Extension, West Parks Highway
and Lucille Street, with proceeds of tax exempt bonds, issued at a maximum of $905,000. [Resolution 01-42,
11/5/2001]
Palin Signed Resolution to Reimburse for Costs of Bumpus Well and Reservoir Project For $3.3
Million. In 2001, Palin signed a resolution declaring the intent of the city to reimburse original
expenditures for costs of the construction of the Bumpus Well and Reservoir Project, with proceeds of tax
exempt bonds, issued at a maximum of $3,309,000. [Resolution 01-43, 11/5/2001]
Palin Signed Ordinance Authorizing Issuance of $3.3 Million in Utility Revenue Bonds to Finance
Water and Wastewater Improvements. In 2002, Palin signed an ordinance authorizing the issuance and
sale of utility revenue bonds by Wasilla in the principal amount of $3,309,000 for the purpose of
financing water improvements. Palin also signed an ordinance authorizing utility revenue bonds of the
city to be issued in series to finance water and wastewater improvements, creating a lien upon net
revenues of the city water and wastewater utilities for the payment of the bonds. [Ordinance 02-24, 4/29/2002;
Ordinance 02-25, 4/29/2002]
In 2001, Palin signed a resolution [Resolution 01-38 (sub), 9/24/2001]
In WHEN, Palin signed an ordinance [Ordinance 98-39, WHEN] MISSING FROM COPIES
In 1997, Palin signed an ordinance
[Ordinance 97-26, 6/23/97] MISSING FROM COPIES
Zoning
Palin Opposed Wasilla Rezoning Map as a Councilmember. “Amid accusations of political
grandstanding and complete disregard of the public’s wishes, the Wasilla City Council passed the new
zoning map Monday night…With a 4-2 vote, the code was passed with Councilwoman Sarah Palin
expressing disgust and concern that council members should have changed the code to more closely align
it with the public’s wishes. [Frontiersman, 8/14/96]
Wasilla Rezoned An Area Commercial, Despite Complaints from Its Residential Neighbors That It
Would Disrupt the Area. “A controversial commercial rezone was approved last week by the Wasilla
City Council. But the issue illustrates the increasing tension between the need to foster commercial
growth in the city and adhering to the wishes of neighboring homeowners.” The lot on Knik Bay Road,
owned by Global Finance and Investment Co., had been zoned rural residential, limiting its commercial
use. The Frontiersman added, “Homeowners in nearby subdivisions complained the commercial rezone is
incompatible with their quiet family neighborhoods.” [Frontiersman, 6/4/97]