Homer City Council

The ordinance would have allowed businesses and other mixed uses in an area currently used mainly for homes.

Next week, the Homer community will get a chance to weigh in on vessel insurance requirements at Homer Harbor. A potential change would remove the minimum liability insurance requirement for recreational vessels.

New policies are going into place at the Homer Harbor next year. In addition to new insurance requirements and higher fees, some harbor users may have to start paying to dock work skiffs.

The Homer City Council greenlit a contract with a local engineering firm during Tuesday night’s meeting, to design a connection between two trail systems in the city.

The Homer City Council approved resolutions at last night’s meeting that established a longevity pay system for city employees and committed funds as part of an application for a federal grant to replace float system’s in the city’s harbor.

The Homer City Council passed multiple items and heard a legislative update from Rep. Sarah Vance during its April 8 meeting.

At Monday's city council meeting, the council introduced ordinance 24-17, which aims to reallocate funds for the purchase of two maintenance vehicles and passes multiple items.

Projects for the city of Homer moved forward while a contentious short term rental ordinance came to a halt at the Feb. 26 city council meeting.

The Homer City Council unanimously approved changes to a tariff related to the Homer Port and Harbor, authorized pass-through funds from Doyon Limited related to a traffic impact study, and appropriated funds to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the sister city relationship with Teshio, Japan at Monday nights [2/12] meeting.

The Homer City Council introduced an ordinance changing fees and rules for the city’s harbor facilities.