GARAGE SALE Saturday May 31 8-4
19001 Sherman Clayton Ct.
back packs, pack frame , men’s XC skis, gardening items, hand and power tools and other misc. stuff. Also a few of Ron Gravenhorst’s bird carvings (retail only).
Cooper Landing Advisory Planning Commission Regular Meeting June 4, 2025
COOPER LANDING ADVISORY PLANNING COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING
LOCATION: COOPER LANDING COMMUNITY LIBRARY AND ZOOM TELECONFERENCE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2025
6:00 PM
TENTATIVE AGENDA
The June 4, 2025 meeting will be both physically open to the public at the Cooper Landing Community Library at 18511 Bean Creek Road, Cooper Landing, AK and available for online or telephone participation. To join the meeting from a computer, visit https://us06web.zoom.us/j/2045581076. To attend the Zoom meeting by telephone, call toll free 888 788 0099 or 877-853-5247 and use the Meeting ID 204 558 1076.
- CALL TO ORDER
- ROLL CALL
- Election of Officers
- APPROVAL OF AGENDA
- APPROVAL OF MINUTES for April 9, 2025 meeting
- REPORTS: PLANNING DEPARTMENT
- PLATTING
- NEW PLATS: none
- ANY NOTICE OF DECISION ON PLATS: None
- OLD BUSINESS if any
- NEW BUSINESS
- KPB 2025 General Land Sale Notice
- PUBLIC COMMENT/PRESENTATION
- COMMISSIONER COMMENTS
- ADJOURNMENT
For more information or to submit comments please contact:
Contact the Cooper Landing APC at:
- For email visit: Cooper Landing APC Scroll down and select, “Send a message to the Cooper Landing APC Commissioners”.
- Send USPS mail to: Kenai Peninsula Borough Planning Department, Attn: CLAPC 144 N Binkley, Soldotna, AK 99669
| Free Orchestra Concert TONIGHT 5/29 7:30pm at Gwin’s Lodge! The Anchorage Bowl Chamber Orchestra’s 1st stop on our 11th Annual Kenai Peninsula Tour! Performing works by Bartok and Pachelbel, traditional Nordic folk songs, and video game music! ABCO concerts are free, open to the public, and suitable for all ages. Disrupting Tradition; Evolving the Medium. This concert is generously sponsored by Gwin’s Lodge! Link to flyer Thursday May 29 7:30pm, FREE concert at The Pavilions Thursday May 29 7:30pm, FREE concert at The Pavilions at Gwin’s Lodge. Come and eat early at the restaurant and have a beer in the beer garden by the fire! Performing popular video game music, works by Bartok, Pachelbel, and old Nordic folk songs! Note! Gwin’s has new store clothing items, gifts & new trout beads! A large beer inventory has arrived also! Mo. 907-398-3987 |
Looking for Housing
Hello,
My name is Jason, I am looking for housing in Cooper Landing starting June 2nd. I would like to sign a lease through mid-November with the potential of resigning next season (March – November 2026) if all goes well this year. I am open to all options at this time. I will be working for Traylor on the Bypass project. Please contact me if you have any openings. Thanks!
Jason Palamarchuk 812-573-3256
CL Softball Tournament Starts Tonight!
Cooper Landing Softball Tournament starts tonight, Thursday, May 29th at 7 pm. First up – Kids vs. Old Timers Game! Come watch the kids of the Landing vs. our “Mature” players. Second game starts at 8:30 featuring QAP vs AWA. Friday night features Moosealanche vs Two Brothers Roadhouse and Kenai Princess Lodge vs. Alaska Rivers Company. Friday night we will also have a Rib Special Dinner for sale provided by Kenai Princess! The softball game schedule can be found below and will be posted outside the Hall.
Concessions sign up board – We still need help with concessions, and by signing and showing up, you are supporting several important organizations here in the Landing. All proceeds earned from Concession sales are split between those who are participating. Also, if new to the area, it is a great way to meet the whole town! (literally!) Sign up board is now at the Hall for the rest of the tournament.
Silent Auction Items – We will be collecting items until the beginning of the tournament. If you have a service, artwork, trip, accommodations, or worthy item, please let us know. Happy to arrange a pick up or drop off time. Just call Julie at the Hall (907) 595-2169. We thank you for your support!
Dogs – We are following the practices of Girdwood’s Fourth of July & Seward’s Mt. Marathon events! Because we have so many people and children running around, please no dogs at public events hosted by CLCC. There have been a couple of close incidents that many may not be aware of, and so we are again requesting that folks please follow this CLCC policy that has been around for over 50 years.
Questions? Requests? Silent Auction Items? Email officers@cooperlandingcommunityclub.com.
Thank you!
Garage Sale at Arden’s
On Saturday May 31st I’m having a garage sale at my home, 34343 East Quartz Cr Rd from 9 until 4. Everything from tools and tires to kitchen stuff ,nick knacks and new tvs. Even a 2017 Kia Soul. Your next treasure just may be here! Please no one early as I have guests in my rental that I don’t want disturbed before 9.
2nd driveway please.
I’m looking forward to seeing you!
Arden
Arden Rankins
ardenrankins@yahoo.com
+19075297985
 (Released: May 27, 2025) CONTACT: Julie HagelinWildlife Biologist (907) 459-7239 ADF&G Seeks Public Comments on Draft Alaska Wildlife Action Plan May 27, 2025 (Juneau) — The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) is seeking feedback on the revised State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP). The draft SWAP will be available for public comment 27 May – 25 June 2025. Public input will help us plan for the next ten years of wildlife conservation in Alaska. The 2025 SWAP identifies “Species of Greatest Conservation Need”, key habitats, priority threats, and conservation actions for wildlife in Alaska.The primary goal of the State Wildlife Grants (SWG) Program is to support research on species that have a real or potential conservation concern and to take actions that avoid the need for species listings under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Each of the 50 states has its own SWAP, which is required for states to receive federal SWG funding. The SWAP identifies a range of “Species of Greatest Conservation Need” in the state, from declining birds and mammals to culturally and economically important species, such as beluga whales and Chinook salmon. Keeping these species healthy is in the best interest of the economy and the well-being of the people of Alaska.Since the first SWAP was written in the early 2000s, many Alaska species have been kept off the endangered species list, because ADF&G provided new information about distribution, or population status to show that ESA listing was not warranted (e.g., Tufted Puffin, Kittlitz’s Murrelet, Yellow-billed Loon, Suckley’s bumblebee). Populations are often different in Alaska, because we have intact ecosystems and contiguous habitat, unlike many places in the Lower 48, where populations may be declining due to limited habitat and therefore listed as threatened, endangered, or extirpated.Example priority conservation actions in the SWAP include:Understanding the population status of priority species (are they declining and why) and implementing activities to mitigate or reverse decline.Removing invasive species that harm native wildlife from islands or inland waters.Identifying important habitat for high priority species (where they primarily feed or nest).Alaska must submit a revised plan by October 1, 2025. Public comment during the 27 May – 25 June 2025 window is welcome. Please visit this site to learn more about the plan revision and provide public input. Media Contact: Julie Hagelin, julie.hagelin@alaska.gov, 907-459-7239. #25-3869 View Online |
For sale
Never used Ames reel easy 100 foot hose reel. $25
Milwaukee FUEL brushless hedge trimmer without battery $10 obo
Sterilite 7 drawer plastic storage bin
39 x 12 x 15…. $15
Sterilite 6 drawer plastic storage bin 24x12x16 ….$10
Brand new 30 quart aluminum pot. Use for frying turkey. $10
Text 907 598 8061 if interested