...ordinance passed was not the substitute ordinance that the planning and zoning commission recommended. Moore and Councilman Brian Gabriel voted in favor of amending the ordinance to be the substitute version put forth by that commission, as did Mayor...

...possible surprise increases, like the council faced with health care costs this year. That amendment passed, with councilmen Brian Gabriel and Ryan Marquis voting against it. The job was part of the original budget until health care became a financial...

...happened suggested that it wasn't done properly in the first place. "No one did anything wrong," he said. Councilman Brian Gabriel said he thought there had been controversy involved, and this would help the council move forward. "This actually...

...him for his work. "He put in a lot of service to the city of Kenai," said councilman Terry Bookey. Fellow councilman Brian Gabriel called him insightful and thoughtful. Marquis agreed. "Joe has made me do my job better," Marquis said. In...

...63,000 for the technology work. Both actions were passed unanimously by the council members present, with councilman Brian Gabriel participating via teleconference and councilman Terry Bookey excused from attending. In a memo, city manager...

...applications be placed in the council packet only when the nomination is made, not when the council considers it. Councilman Brian Gabriel made an amendment to strike the requirement for applications to be included in either of those council packets...

...writing, Koch said, like the Triviapalooza held a few times each year in partnership with Triumvirate Theatre. Councilman Brian Gabriel said he thought the boards had worked hard, and wanted to continue working with them. The first step in doing...

...situations in which the council needed to provide information but the ordinance's code changes stopped them.Councilman Brian Gabriel said he thought there was a very real possible that the city might need the ability to provide information...

...participated via teleconference, said they didn't want to see Kenai residents pay more to use the city's property. Councilman Brian Gabriel and Mayor Pat Porter suggested that the city look for ways to allow residents to pay a reduced fee. Councilman...

...their coverage. "It's becoming cost prohibitive for the taxpayers of this town to pay more," she said. Councilmen Brian Gabriel and Joe Moore argued that single employees should be asked to share that cost, but agreed to postpone that discussion...