Juneau city and, Alaska

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Board of Directors will hold an executive session to discuss the selection of a General Manager, followed by a vote to appoint the new GM. Public participation is scheduled after the main agenda item.

• Executive session to discuss General Manager selection
• Appointment of General Manager as the single agenda topic
• Public participation period after board discussion

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee will review and discuss several items, including a draft ordinance on ebikes in parks and recreation areas and an amendment to the Trail Management MOU with Alaska State Parks. They will also hear updates from the Juneau Mountain Bike Alliance, consider a scheduling policy for Treadwell, and review the FY26 annual report. No final decisions are made at this meeting; the committee provides recommendations to the governing body.

• Draft Ordinance on Ebikes in Parks & Recreation Areas
• Amendment to Trail Management MOU with Alaska State Parks
• Juneau Mountain Bike Alliance Project Updates
• Treadwell Scheduling Policy
• PRAC FY26 Annual Report

Local Emergency Planning Committee

The Local Emergency Planning Committee will meet for its regular monthly session. Agenda items include approval of the May 13, 2026 draft minutes and staff reports from emergency response agencies such as JPD, CCFR, hospital, and Red Cross. No specific action items or proposals are listed.

• Approval of May 13, 2026 draft LEPC minutes
• Staff reports from Emergency Programs, JPD, CCFR, Hospital, Media, Red Cross, HazMat/NWS, Alaska Native Tribal, and other members

Eaglecrest Board

Assembly Finance Committee

The Assembly Finance Committee will hold a worksession to debrief the budget process and outcome, receive an investment update, and discuss cost allocation, an ERP/EDMS project, and senior hardship exemptions. The committee will also consider an appropriating ordinance for aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) and review a sales tax delinquency report.

• Budget Process and Outcome Debriefing
• Investment Update including Insight Investment, AMLIP/APCM, and CashVest
• Cost Allocation Update
• Senior Hardship Exemptions discussion
• ARFF Appropriating Ordinance (airport rescue firefighting)

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Utility Advisory Board

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

The Visitor Industry Task Force 2.0 will discuss long-term tourism planning, including a reintroduction and review of draft recommendations. The meeting is part of ongoing efforts to shape Juneau's tourism strategy. No votes or final decisions are expected at this discussion-focused session.

• Revisiting long-term tourism planning with draft recommendations
• Discussion of VITF Tourism Vision Memo dated 05/07/2026
• Presentation on regional dynamics (Regional Dynamics_V2_Presentation)
• Approval of draft minutes from June 18, 2026 meeting
• Set next meeting for July 16, 2026

JNU Airport Board

The Airport Board will vote on approving $50,697 in local match funding from the Airport Capital Reserve for a $963,247 FAA grant to replace the air traffic control tower roof. Board members will also elect officers for the coming year. Staff will present tenant comments on the Draft Master Plan, a non-federally eligible project prioritization framework, and fund balance projections, but no action is requested on those items.

• Vote on forward-funding $50,697 from Airport Capital Reserve for ATCT roof repair grant match
• Election of Board Chair and Officers for the coming year
• Tenant Liaison comments on Draft Airport Master Plan (no action)
• Presentation of Non-Federally Eligible Project Prioritization Framework (informational)
• Fund balance projections and capital reserve update (informational)

Assembly Public Works & Facilities Committee

Assembly Committee of the Whole Worksession

Planning Commission

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

Board of Equalization

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Assembly Human Resources Committee

Assembly

Planning Commission

Assembly Public Works & Facilities Committee

Assembly Committee of the Whole Worksession

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Assembly Finance Committee

Planning Commission

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

JNU Airport Board

Assembly Human Resources Committee

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

Planning Commission

Assembly Public Works & Facilities Committee

Assembly Committee of the Whole Worksession

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Planning Commission

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

JNU Airport Board

Assembly

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

Planning Commission

Assembly Public Works & Facilities Committee

Assembly Committee of the Whole Worksession

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

JNU Airport Board

Planning Commission

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

Assembly

Planning Commission

Assembly Public Works & Facilities Committee

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Planning Commission

JNU Airport Board

Assembly

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Planning Commission

Assembly Public Works & Facilities Committee

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Planning Commission

JNU Airport Board

Assembly

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Board of Directors will conduct a public interview of General Manager candidate Julie Jackson Piper. The board will also enter an executive session to consider the GM finalist.

• Public interview of GM candidate Julie Jackson Piper
• Board consideration of GM finalist in executive session
• Manager's report on Mountain and Financials
• Conversation with Goldbelt
• Packer Fund Request

Eaglecrest Board

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

The Juneau Commission on Sustainability will hold a regular meeting with mostly procedural items including approval of minutes. The only substantive agenda topic is a discussion on promoting the Invisible Infrastructure Series to the public.

• Discussion on 'Invisible Infrastructure Series - getting the word out!' public outreach campaign

Docks & Harbors Board

The board will vote on a consent agenda including reducing the FY2027 uninsured vessel surcharge from $1.50 to $1.00 per linear foot, pursuing a submerged land lease for DIPAC at Amalga Harbor, and supporting two ADOT harbor facility grant applications for Echo Cove and Statter Phase 4. The board will also discuss a conditional use permit for Tracy's Crab Shack Art and review board bylaws regarding vacancies.

• Reduce FY2027 uninsured vessel surcharge from $1.50 to $1.00 per linear foot
• Pursue ADNR submerged lands for future lease to DIPAC at Amalga Harbor
• Support ADOT Harbor Facility Grant applications for Echo Cove and Statter Phase 4
• Discuss conditional use permit for Tracy's Crab Shack Art
• Review Docks & Harbors Bylaws and CBJC 85.02.030 (vacancies)

Assembly

The Assembly will take action on several board appointments. These include seats for the Airport Board, Docks & Harbors Board, and Eaglecrest Ski Area Board.

• Airport Board: 2 full-term and 2 unexpired term seats
• Docks & Harbors Board: 3 full-term seats
• Eaglecrest Ski Area Board: 2 full-term and 1 unexpired term seat

Assembly Human Resources Committee

The Assembly Human Resources Committee will interview applicants for three boards: Juneau International Airport Board (four seats), Docks & Harbors Board (three seats), and Eaglecrest Ski Area Board (three seats). The committee will then move into executive session to deliberate on applicant qualifications. Following the meeting, a special assembly meeting will be held for empowered board appointments.

• Airport Board interviews for four seats: applicants David Epstein, Nolan Davis, Jerry Kvasnikoff, Michael Neussl, Jordan Kesler
• Docks & Harbors Board interviews for three full-term seats: applicants Thomas 'Tyler' Emerson, Shem Sooter, Don Etheridge, Josh Anderson, Steve Box
• Eaglecrest Ski Area Board interviews for three seats: applicants John Krapek/Sean O'Neill, Kevin Krein, Kaitlyn Conway, Sandy Hussain, Sean O'Neill
• Executive session to discuss qualifications of applicants
• Special Assembly Meeting for Empowered Board Appointments to follow immediately

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Finance Committee will meet on June 24, 2026, to review year-to-date financials and monthly reporting. The agenda includes roll call, approval of agenda, board comments, and scheduling of the next meeting. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Review of year-to-date financials
• Monthly reporting discussion
• Board of Directors' comments and questions
• Setting next meeting date

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing a state project for an intersection modification at Egan Drive and Yandukin Drive. The Commission also considered a variance request for a rear yard setback reduction on Anka Street.

• State Project Review: modified, partially signalized intersection at Egan Drive and Yandukin Drive
• Variance request to reduce rear yard setback from 10 feet to 2 feet at 1727 Anka Street
• Variance request to increase maximum height for an accessory structure in a D3 zone

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

The Visitor Industry Task Force 2.0 will hold a routine meeting to hear public testimony and approve draft minutes from June 11, 2026. No other specific agenda items are listed. The meeting is open for in-person and remote participation.

• Public testimony period for residents to comment on visitor industry topics
• Approval of draft minutes from June 11, 2026 meeting

Assembly

The special assembly meeting will consider two emergency resolutions: one declaring a local emergency for the 2026 glacier outburst flood and requesting state assistance, and another appropriating $3.5 million from risk management funds for school roof repairs caused by the 2026 winter storm. A non-binding resolution supporting homeporting additional Coast Guard cutters in Juneau is also on the consent agenda. Staff will provide an update on the certification of the 1% seasonal sales tax initiative petition.

• Resolution 4050: Declare local emergency for 2026 glacier outburst flood, request state aid
• Resolution 4051: Emergency appropriation of $3,500,000 for school roof repairs from winter storm damage
• Resolution 4052: Non-binding resolution supporting homeporting of two Coast Guard cutters, including CGC STORIS, in Juneau
• Staff report on status of 1% seasonal sales tax initiative petition signature certification
• Public participation on non-agenda items via Zoom

Douglas Advisory Board

The Douglas Advisory Board will hear updates on budget cuts affecting Douglas Island, discuss a proposed "Welcome to Douglas Island" sign at the roundabout, and consider a letter to the assembly about a crosswalk at Breeze In. The board will also receive reports from various city committees and discuss a conflict of interest form from the city.

• Status of budget cuts affecting Douglas
• "Welcome To Douglas Island" Sign at Roundabout
• Crosswalk at Breeze In, letter to the assembly
• Douglas Island Cemeteries discussion
• Reports on North Douglas development (cruise dock, gambling hall)

Docks & Harbors Board

The Docks & Harbors Operations & Planning Committee will vote on three motions: pursuing a submerged land lease for DIPAC at Amalga Harbor, recommending a reduction of the uninsured vessel surcharge from $1.50 to $1.00 per linear foot for FY2027, and recommending the Assembly approve two ADOT harbor facility grant applications for Echo Cove and Statter Phase 4. Discussion items include the Little Rock Dump (Thane Storage Facility), a UAS lease, passenger-for-hire fees and trends, Aurora Harbor drive-down float crane capacity, and Douglas Harbor launch ramp improvements.

• Pursue ADNR submerged land lease for DIPAC at Amalga Harbor
• Reduce uninsured vessel surcharge from $1.50 to $1.00 per linear foot for FY2027
• Recommend Assembly approve ADOT harbor grant applications for Echo Cove and Statter Phase 4
• Discussion of Little Rock Dump (Thane Storage Facility)
• Douglas Harbor launch ramp improvements

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Board of Directors will discuss merchant fees at their June 17, 2026 meeting. No other substantive agenda items are listed.

• Discussion of merchant fees

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Juneau Human Rights Commission

The Juneau Human Rights Commission will meet to review the annual report, discuss Resolution 4043 (tentatively scheduled for an August worksession), and address standing topics including the FY27 budget, treasurer report, and community engagement project. The agenda also includes planning for Black History Month 2027 and personal safety training. No votes or concrete actions are expected at this meeting.

• Review of joint JHRC & Systemic Racism Review Committee meeting discussion
• JHRC Annual Report review
• Resolution 4043 – JHRC Increased Engagement in Boards, Commissions, Committees (tentative August 3 worksession)
• FY27 Budget discussion under standing agenda topics
• Planning for Celebrating Black History Month 2027

Juneau Commission on Aging

The commission will review updates from its housing, recreation/fitness, age‑friendly planning, and transportation subcommittees. An AARP update will cover upcoming senior walks in June, July, and August. The Juneau Budget Survey Report will be provided as supplemental material. The meeting also includes routine agenda approvals and scheduling of future meetings.

• Housing Subcommittee Updates
• Recreation/Fitness Subcommittee Updates
• Age‑Friendly Planning Report Updates
• Transportation Update with Jodi Van Kirk from CBJ Capital Transit
• 2026 CBJ Juneau Budget Survey Report (474‑page PDF)

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Human Resources Committee will meet to receive an update on the general manager recruitment process and discuss it in executive session. The meeting is mostly procedural, with roll call, agenda approval, board comments, and setting the next meeting date.

• GM Recruitment Update
• Executive Session (closed to the public)

JNU Airport Board

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

The Visitor Industry Task Force 2.0 will receive a presentation from Goldbelt Inc. regarding its role in the local tourism sector. The meeting includes discussion of the presentation, but no formal decisions or votes are scheduled.

• Presentation by Goldbelt Inc. on visitor industry overview and discussion

Utility Advisory Board

The Utility Advisory Board meets to discuss updates on several projects, including Salmon Creek, pyrolysis, and Mendenhall Bank armoring. A key topic is the utility funding update, which includes a proposed bond. The board will also address members with expiring terms. This is a regular meeting with discussion items only.

• Salmon Creek Update
• Utility Funding Update including proposed bond
• Pyrolysis Update
• Mendenhall Bank Armoring Update
• Members with expiring terms

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Planning Committee will discuss a request for proposals for concessions operations, review results from a user survey, and receive an update on a planning study. The meeting is conducted via Zoom only.

• RFP for concessions operations
• Review of user survey results
• Planning study update
• Next meeting scheduled for July 8, 2026

Local Emergency Planning Committee

This is a routine meeting of the Juneau Local Emergency Planning Committee. The agenda includes approval of the May 13, 2026 draft minutes and staff reports from emergency programs, police, fire, hospital, and other agencies. No specific action items or agenda topics are listed beyond standard procedural items.

• Approval of draft May 13, 2026 LEPC minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider two consent agenda items: a final plat for a 42-lot residential subdivision at 4760 Glacier Highway, and a conditional use permit to add four hotel rooms, a restaurant, bar, and small retail to the existing hotel at 1800 Shell Simmons Drive. Staff recommends approval for both. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of prior minutes and public participation.

• Final plat approval for a 42-lot Alternative Residential Subdivision at 4760 Glacier Hwy (D15 zone)
• Conditional use permit to expand hotel from 96 to 100 rooms and add restaurant, bar, and retail at 1800 Shell Simmons Dr
• Both items on consent agenda with staff recommendations for approval

Systemic Racism Review Committee

The Systemic Racism Review Committee will consider a consent agenda of ordinances from the June 8 Regular Assembly Meeting, including a temporary 3% areawide sales tax, property tax exemptions for seniors and disabled veterans, and several tax code amendments. The committee may pull items for further discussion or recommend action to the full Assembly.

• Ordinance 2026-13: Temporary 3% areawide sales tax, effective July 2027–2032, with an election
• Ordinance 2026-34: Adjust senior citizen and disabled veteran hardship exemption on property tax
• Ordinance 2026-33: Repeal sales tax exemption for agent commissions on negotiated sale or lease
• Ordinance 2026-29: Repeal historic property repair exemptions on property tax
• Ordinance 2025-01(b)(AO): $118,407 appropriation for airport ramp improvements and overnight parking apron

Assembly

The Assembly will introduce 11 ordinances and two resolutions, most notably placing a temporary 3% areawide sales tax renewal before voters in the October 6, 2026 election. Other major items include adjustments to property tax exemptions, bond propositions for water/wastewater and school improvements, and ratification of a firefighter collective bargaining agreement. The meeting also includes resolutions on hotel-bed tax allocation and routine liquor license renewals.

• Ordinance 2026-13: Temporary 3% sales tax (July 2027–July 2032) referred to voters on October 6, 2026
• Multiple property tax and sales tax code changes: senior/disabled veteran hardship exemption, repeal of historic property repair and non-profit exemptions, vessel tax changes, aircraft flat tax update
• Bond propositions for October ballot: up to $9.4M for water/wastewater utilities and up to $16M for school capital improvements
• Ordinance 2025-01(b)(AP): $12,000,000 appropriation for Bartlett Regional Hospital FY2026 operating costs
• Resolution 4049: Ratification of firefighter (IAFF Local 4303) tentative agreement with 11.28% wage increase and lump-sum payments

Assembly Human Resources Committee

The Assembly Human Resources Committee will forward a motion to the full Assembly to reappoint three Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee members to full three‑year terms beginning May 1, 2026 and ending April 30, 2029. The committee will also discuss the sunset of the Systemic Racism Review Committee, scheduled to end on August 31, 2026. Staff will report on the status of Empowered Board applications and set interview dates for Airport, Docks & Harbors, and Eaglecrest boards.

• Reappointment of three Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee members to full terms (May 1, 2026 – April 30, 2029)
• Discussion of sunset of the Systemic Racism Review Committee effective August 31, 2026
• Staff report on Empowered Board applications and interview scheduling for Airport, Docks & Harbors, and Eaglecrest boards
• Potential interview dates: Monday June 15 or 22; Wednesday June 17 or 24
• Next meeting scheduled for July 27, 2026

Assembly Public Works & Facilities Committee

The Assembly Public Works and Facilities Committee will consider six funds transfer requests for various capital improvement projects, including electric buses, park improvements, contaminated sites, and utility upgrades. They will also receive a summer 2026 operations and CIP update from Utilities, and a contracts division activity report covering February to May 2026.

• Funds transfer from Power Upgrades for Electric Buses CIP (D71-091) to Bus Barn CIP (D71-095) - For Action
• Funds transfer from Markine Park to Taku Upland Improvements CIP (H51-116) and Waterfront Museum CIP (D23-060) to Waterfront Seawalk CIP (H51-113) - For Action
• Funds transfer from Contaminated Sites Reporting CIP (D24-049) to Waste Transfer Station (D12-113) and Savikko Park Contamination Remediation (P41-116) - For Action
• Funds transfer from Lemon Creek Park CIP (P46-110) and Capital School Park Reconstruction CIP (P41-100) to Parks & Playground Maint CIP (P41-108) - For Action
• Utilities Summer 2026 Operations and CIP Update - Information and discussion

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Board of Directors will hold a regular meeting to discuss and potentially decide on FY27 pricing and tier dates, merchant convenience fees, and a framework for ongoing engagement with Goldbelt. The board will also approve minutes from previous meetings and receive a manager's report on department updates and financials.

• FY27 Pricing — Tier Pricing Dates
• Merchant Fees (Convenience fee)
• Framework for ongoing engagement with Goldbelt
• Work Session Group — Board Member Meet & Greet
• Approval of minutes from December 2025 through May 2026

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization will hear two property valuation appeals from owners contesting their assessed values. One appeal concerns 4876 Steelhead St., where the owner estimates $550,000 vs. assessed $675,300; the other is 8687 N. Douglas Hwy, with owner estimate $642,500 vs. recommended $708,100. A late-file appeal for 3919 N. Douglas Hwy will also be considered.

• APL 2026-0072: 4876 Steelhead St. – owner estimates $550,000 vs. assessed $675,300
• APL 2026-0083: 8687 N. Douglas Hwy – owner estimates $642,500 vs. recommended $708,100
• Late-file appeal: 3919 N. Douglas Hwy (owner Peter Strow)
• Board will select presiding officers and adopt hearing process

Historic Resources Advisory Committee

The Historic Resources Advisory Committee will convene to approve the meeting agenda and prior minutes. Members will hear public participation on non‑agenda items and discuss any agenda topics and staff reports. The meeting will also set the date for the next session and provide ADA accommodation information.

• Approval of agenda
• Approval of minutes
• Public participation on non‑agenda items
• Discussion of agenda topics and staff reports
• Next meeting date scheduling

Assembly Finance Committee

The Assembly Finance Committee will review the FY25 audit, deliberate on several sales tax code ordinances (including remote seller tax updates and repealing a travel agent exemption), and vote on two bond ordinances totaling $25.4 million for water/wastewater and school facilities capital improvements. The committee will also enter executive session to discuss collective bargaining negotiations.

• FY25 Audit Review
• Ordinance 2026-20: amending sales tax, hotel-motel tax, and property tax codes for returns, penalties, interest, and definitions
• Ordinance 2026-25: repealing the exemption for commission charged by travel, lodging, or tours agents under CBJC 69.05.040
• Bond ordinance for not to exceed $9,400,000 for water and wastewater utilities capital improvements
• Bond ordinance for not to exceed $16,000,000 for school district facilities capital improvements

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Sales and Communication Committee will meet to discuss promotional events including Christmas in July and the end date for SP Tier 1, as well as a meet-and-greet with a board member. The meeting also includes roll call, approval of the agenda, board comments, and scheduling the next meeting for July 1st.

• Discussion of Christmas in July event
• SP Tier 1 end date
• Meet and Greet with a Board Member
• Next meeting set for July 1 at 12pm

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

The Juneau Commission on Sustainability meets primarily for routine procedural items: call to order, land acknowledgement, roll call, approval of agenda and minutes, and public participation. The only substantive agenda topic is an outreach check-in discussion. No votes or decisions are scheduled on policy, funding, or projects.

• Outreach check-in discussion

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Juneau Human Rights Commission

The Juneau Human Rights Commission will discuss a joint meeting review with the Systemic Racism Review Committee, approve its annual report, and consider Resolution 4043 aimed at increasing the commission's engagement with other boards and committees. The resolution is tentatively scheduled for an August 2026 Assembly worksession. Other agenda items include the FY27 budget, summer meeting schedule, and plans for Black History Month 2027.

• Review of joint JHRC & SRRC meeting for members unable to attend
• Resolution 4043 – JHRC Increased Engagement in Boards, Commissions, Committees
• JHRC Annual Report approval
• FY27 Budget discussion
• Planning for Celebrating Black History Month 2027

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

The Title 49 Ad Hoc Advisory Committee will discuss proposed standards for public and private improvements in Chapter 49.35, covering streets, water, sewer, drainage, and utilities. The committee also aims to finalize the table of permissible uses and definitions from previous meetings. An open discussion on the Title 49 rewrite process, public engagement, and specific questions with project staff is scheduled.

• Discussion on Chapter 49.35 standards for streets, water systems, sanitary systems, drainage, public access, and utilities
• Wrap-up of table of permissible uses (TPU) and definitions discussion from April 9 and May 6 meetings
• Open discussion on Title 49 rewrite process, public engagement, and specific questions with project staff
• Review of Title 49 rewrite webform comments submitted by the public

Assembly Committee of the Whole Worksession

Assembly Lands, Housing, & Economic Development Committee

The committee will discuss a request from Juneau Housing First Collaborative to lease city property off Shaune Drive for less than fair market value. They will also receive updates on the 2016 Land Management Plan goals, the Coast Guard Cutter homeporting environmental assessment, and a conditional use permit for Stabler.

• Juneau Housing First Collaborative request to lease CBJ property off Shaune Drive for less than fair market value
• Progress report on 2016 Land Management Plan Goals & Objectives
• U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Homeporting Infrastructure Environmental Assessment information sharing session
• Stabler CUP verbal update

Assembly Public Works & Facilities Committee

Docks & Harbors Board

Assembly Finance Committee

Douglas Advisory Board

The Douglas Advisory Board will discuss the status of budget cuts affecting Douglas Island, a conflict of interest form from the city, and unfinished items including a 'Welcome to Douglas Island' sign and a crosswalk at Breeze In. Reports from various city committees will also be presented. No formal decisions are expected.

• Status of budget cuts affecting Douglas
• Conflict of interest form from city
• 'Welcome to Douglas Island' sign at roundabout
• Crosswalk at Breeze In, letter to the assembly
• Douglas Island cemeteries

Assembly

The Juneau Assembly is introducing four ordinances amending the Uniform Sales Tax Code at a special meeting. These ordinances would repeal the $30 seller compensation, repeal the travel/lodging/tour agent commission exemption, define geographic boundaries for cruise ship sales, and amend the cap on single goods/services. All are set for public hearing at the next regular meeting.

• Ordinance 2026-28 repealing the $30 sellers' compensatory collection amount
• Ordinance 2026-25 repealing the exemption for agent commissions on travel, lodging, or tours
• Ordinance 2026-26 defining geographic boundaries for sales of goods aboard cruise ships within CBJ waters
• Ordinance 2026-27 amending the cap on single goods and services exemption
• Public participation via Zoom with advance registration required by 11am day of meeting

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Finance Committee will review year-to-date financial results and discuss pricing for fiscal year 2027. No decisions are final until approved by the full board.

• Year-to-date financial presentation and analysis
• FY27 pricing discussion

Planning Commission

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Human Resources Committee will meet to receive an update on the general manager recruitment and hold an executive session. No votes or binding decisions are listed on this procedural agenda.

• Update on GM recruitment
• Executive session
• Next meeting scheduled for June 17, 2026

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

The Visitor Industry Task Force 2.0 will hold a discussion with cruise line representatives, including introductions and an overview of their operations. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom. No formal decisions are expected; the session is focused on conversation and committee member comments.

• Conversation with cruise line representatives about their operations and impacts
• Review and approval of draft minutes from May 14, 2026
• Next scheduled meeting on June 11, 2026

Appeal Board

The appeal board will hold a public hearing followed by an executive session to deliberate and issue a final decision on the sales tax appeal of AEL&P. No other business is on the agenda.

• Sales Tax Appeal of AEL&P – final decision after executive session deliberation

Assembly Finance Committee

The Assembly Finance Committee will review the FY27 financial position and make final budget decisions, including a capital improvement plan resolution, a mill levy ordinance, and the City and Borough of Juneau budget ordinance. The committee will also discuss bonds and consider forgone revenue ideas presented by Assemblymember Brooks.

• Final FY27 Budget Decisions: CIP Resolution 4039
• Final FY27 Budget Decisions: Mill Levy Ordinance 2026-03
• Final FY27 Budget Decisions: CBJ Budget Ordinance 2026-01
• Discussion of bonds and fund balance
• Forgone revenue ideas from Assemblymember Brooks

Docks & Harbors Board

The Docks & Harbors Operations & Planning Committee will consider a 2027 ADOT Harbor Facility Grant application presented by the Port Director. The board will also discuss review packages for the Aurora Drive down‑float, a USACE tentative selection plan for breakwater replacement, and improvement plans for Douglas Harbor launch ramps. Additional topics include a geotechnical investigation for a north‑side launch ramp expansion and proposals for an uninsured vessel surcharge.

• 2027 ADOT Harbor Facility Grant Application – presentation and discussion
• Aurora Drive Down Float – 65% Review Package presentation
• USACE Tentative Selection Plan (TSP) for Breakwater Replacement
• Douglas Harbor Launch Ramp Improvements presentation
• North Douglas Launch Ramp Expansion – Geotechnical Investigation presentation

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

Juneau Human Rights Commission

The Juneau Human Rights Commission (JHRC) meets jointly with the Systemic Racism Review Committee (SRRC) to discuss shared projects and areas of collaboration. The agenda also includes planning for the summer meeting schedule, the JHRC annual report, and a resolution (4043) aimed at increasing JHRC engagement in boards and commissions. Standing topics such as the FY27 budget, treasurer report, community engagement, and the strategic plan are also on the table.

• Joint JHRC & SRRC discussion: introductions, focus areas, potential joint projects
• Resolution 4043 – JHRC Increased Engagement in Boards, Commissions, Committees (tentatively for August 3, 2026 Assembly worksession)
• FY27 Budget discussion under standing agenda topics
• JHRC Annual Report review
• Summer meeting schedule planning (June 2 and June 16, 2026)

Juneau Commission on Aging

The Juneau Commission on Aging will discuss its current priorities and receive updates from subcommittees on housing, transportation, recreation, and age-friendly community planning. An AARP update will outline upcoming senior events and conference planning. The meeting also includes a monthly report from the commission's Assembly liaison and a budget survey report for reference.

• Discussion of JCOA priorities and assignments on housing, transportation, recreation, and age-friendly community
• Housing subcommittee updates including missing middle housing resources
• Recreation/fitness subcommittee updates
• AARP update: planning for November conference and events (Senior Recognition Day, Walk SE series)
• Supplemental: 2026 CBJ Juneau Budget Survey Report (474 pages)

Systemic Racism Review Committee

Assembly

The Juneau Assembly will review a slate of ordinances and resolutions, including a lease amendment for a telecom tower at Eaglecrest Ski Area, funding for a wastewater treatment plant upgrade, and updates to remote sales tax rules. A key item is Resolution 4045, which would amend the loan application to add up to $18,015,000 (bringing the total loan to $25,845,000) for the HESCO flood‑barrier project. The body will also consider a personnel rules change that raises management‑level police pay to a 5% increase. All items are slated for public hearing at the next regular meeting.

• Ordinance 2026-19: Amend lease with Vertical Bridge, LLC for a telecom tower at 3000 Fish Creek Road, adding a $5,000 amendment fee and expanding leased area to 1,000 sq ft.
• Ordinance 2025-01(b)(AK): Appropriate $2,878,000 from a state loan for a pyrolysis unit at the Mendenhall Wastewater Treatment Plant.
• Resolution 4045: Amend loan application to add up to $18,015,000 (total loan $25,845,000) for the HESCO flood‑barrier project, with 50% loan forgiveness.
• Ordinance 2026-21: Update the Uniform Alaska Remote Seller Sales Tax Code to delegate sales‑tax administration to the Alaska Remote Sellers Sales Tax Commission.
• Resolution 4047: Amend Personnel Rules to increase management‑level police pay from a 3% to a 5% increase for FY26.

Assembly Human Resources Committee

The Assembly Human Resources Committee is discussing an ordinance to amend city code to include interference with Fire Department services in the resisting or interfering with an officer provision. They will also receive a quarterly update from the police chief, discuss the Systemic Racism Review Committee which is due to sunset on August 31, 2026, and consider a resolution amending Personnel Rules.

• Ordinance 2026-11 amending CBJC 42.30.010 to include fire department interference
• Quarterly JPD update from Chief of Police Derek Bos
• Systemic Racism Review Committee discussion — committee sunset effective August 31, 2026
• Resolution 4047 amending Personnel Rules

JNU Airport Board

The Airport Board will consider approving a $118,406.80 contract with SECON for localized repairs on Runway 08/26, funded from the Airport Capital Reserve. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of minutes, staff reports, and committee updates. Note that the regular meeting scheduled for June 11, 2026 is canceled.

• Approval of $118,406.80 expenditure from Airport Capital Reserve for Runway 08/26 localized repairs (milling, repaving, surface grooving)
• Consideration of minutes from April 9, 2026 meeting
• Staff reports from Airport Manager Andrés Delgado and project managers
• Operations Committee report from May 12
• Next regular meeting set for July 9, 2026 (June 11 meeting canceled)

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

The Visitor Industry Task Force 2.0 is meeting to discuss long-term tourism planning and regional context. The agenda includes review of a Tourism Vision Memo and approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Discussion on long-term tourism planning and regional context
• Review of VITF Tourism Vision Memo dated May 7, 2026
• Approval of draft minutes from April 23, 2026 meeting

Utility Advisory Board

Assembly Finance Committee

The Assembly Finance Committee will discuss foregone revenue proposals, including multiple amendments, a service reduction continuation, and amendments to the Eaglecrest budget. Information-only items cover the pending list, fund balance, and budget calendar. The meeting is open via Zoom and includes public hearings.

• Foregone revenue discussion with proposed amendments including a single good/service sales tax cap to $30,000 (Paul Kelly), retail sales by non-profits and governments corrected to exempt bingo (Mayor Weldon), and two commercial vessel amendments (Chair Woll and Neil Steininger).
• Service reduction continuation – Page 53
• Eaglecrest budget amendments – Page 55
• Information only: pending list, fund balance, budget calendar – Pages 60-63
• Approval of minutes from April 1, 2026

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Planning Committee will discuss concession opportunities, a bylaw update, and a planning study update during its May 13, 2026 meeting. No votes or decisions are specified on the agenda.

• Concession opportunities
• Bylaw update
• Planning study update

Local Emergency Planning Committee

The Local Emergency Planning Committee will hear a presentation on Crisis Track software, receive staff reports from emergency programs and partner agencies, and discuss upcoming ICS 300 training. The meeting includes approval of April minutes and public participation.

• Crisis Track software presentation by CBJ Emergency Programs
• ICS 300 in-person training announced for May 20-22 at National Guard Armory/UAS Rec Center
• Staff reports from JPD, CCFR, Hospital, Red Cross, HazMat, NWS, and Alaska Native Tribal representatives
• Approval of April 8, 2026 draft LEPC minutes
• Next meeting scheduled for June 10, 2026

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is deciding on a conditional use permit for a five-bay storage structure with a dwelling unit at 9333 Glacier Hwy. Staff recommends approval with conditions. Other agenda items are procedural, including approval of previous minutes.

• Conditional Use Permit USE2026 0004: five-bay storage structure with one dwelling unit in Light Commercial (LC) zoning district at 9333 Glacier Hwy (applicant Rob Worden).

JNU Airport Board

The Airport Board Operations Committee will review proposed criteria for prioritizing non-federally eligible capital projects, focusing on safety, security, capacity, and sustainability. They will also discuss a list of terminal, landside, and airfield projects and potential funding pathways including airport revenues and CBJ appropriations. No formal funding actions or project rankings are requested at this meeting.

• Proposed criteria for prioritizing non-federally eligible capital projects (safety, security, capacity/operational reliability, sustainability/lifecycle cost)
• Review of non-federally eligible capital project list by category: Terminal, Landside, Airfield
• Discussion of local funding strategy including airport revenues, reserves, CBJ appropriations
• Public and tenant input opportunity on operational impacts and project priorities
• No formal funding action or project ranking requested at this time

Appeal Board

The Juneau Sales Tax Appeal Board will hear a sales tax appeal from AEL&P, reviewed by a panel of three hearing officers. Only one substantive item is on the agenda.

• Sales tax appeal from AEL&P (Alaska Electric Light & Power) for review by a panel of 3 Hearing Officers

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Board of Directors will discuss the FY27 budget and the proposed Gondola Project. It will also review procurement of a planning consultant, recruitment of a general manager, credit card fee structures, and concession opportunities. The meeting includes reports and public participation before adjourning.

• FY27 Budget
• Gondola Project
• Planning Consultant Procurement
• GM Recruitment
• Credit Card Fees

Assembly Finance Committee

The Assembly Finance Committee will hold a worksession with several items for action, including the manager's proposed budget amendments, capital improvement plan amendments, the passenger fee plan, and the school district budget. Information-only items cover service reduction follow-up, fund balance, and the budget calendar. The committee will also vote on approving minutes from April 1, 2026.

• Manager's Proposed Increments and Budget Amendments – For Action
• Capital Improvement Plan Amendments – For Action
• Passenger Fee Plan – For Action
• School District Budget – For Action
• Information Only: Service Reduction Follow-Up

Historic Resources Advisory Committee

The Historic Resources Advisory Committee will review a draft of its 2025 annual report. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as call to order, approval of minutes, and public participation on non-agenda topics. No other action items are listed.

• Draft 2025 Annual Report

General

The committee is discussing marketing plans for summer events, snowsports programs, and season pass sales. Members are also reviewing revenue awareness and preliminary pricing prior to a Finance Committee review.

• Summer marketing plans and scheduled posts
• Snowsports program release dates and marketing strategy
• Season pass sales strategy
• Preliminary pricing discussion

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

The Title 49 Advisory Ad Hoc Committee will continue its discussion on the table of permissible uses and definitions, begun at the April 9 meeting. Staff will seek opinions on use categories and whether each use should be principal or conditional in each zoning district. The committee will also hold an open discussion on the Title 49 rewrite, including process and public engagement.

• Continuation of table of permissible uses (TPU) and definitions discussion from April 9 meeting
• Open discussion on Title 49 rewrite process, public engagement, and specific questions with project staff

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

The Juneau Commission on Sustainability will hold a regular meeting on May 6, 2026, via Zoom. Agenda items include a LEED exception request, an outreach update, and a discussion of findings regarding Herbert Glacier mining impacts. The commission will also discuss inviting presenters to future meetings and consider approving minutes from the April 22, 2026, outreach subcommittee meeting.

• LEED Exception Request
• Herbert Glacier mining impacts information finding
• Outreach update
• Discussion for inviting presenters to commission
• Approval of April 22, 2026, JCOS Outreach Subcommittee minutes

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee will discuss the 35% design for Jackie Renninger Park redevelopment and the Elizabeth Peratrovich Plaza as part of waterfront development. The committee also considers naming Amalga Meadows Public Use Cabin #2. Public comment on non-agenda items is invited.

• Jackie Renninger Park Redevelopment – 35% Design review
• Waterfront Development – Elizabeth Peratrovich Plaza discussion
• Naming of Amalga Meadows Public Use Cabin #2
• Approval of minutes from April 7, 2026
• Public participation on non-agenda items

Juneau Human Rights Commission

The Juneau Human Rights Commission will consider approval of minutes and discuss standing agenda items including the FY26/FY27 budget, treasurer report, community engagement project, and the JHRC Strategic Plan 2025-2026. They will also plan a joint meeting with the Systemic Racism Review Committee on May 19, 2026, and discuss celebrating Black History Month 2027 and personal safety training. Resolution 4043 regarding increased engagement in boards and commissions is tentatively scheduled for the August 3, 2026 Assembly Committee of the Whole Worksession.

• Approval of April 21, 2026 meeting minutes
• FY26/FY27 budget discussion
• Joint meeting with Systemic Racism Review Committee on May 19, 2026
• Planning for Black History Month 2027
• Resolution 4043 (tentatively scheduled for August 3, 2026)

Assembly Committee of the Whole Worksession

The Juneau Assembly Committee of the Whole will hold a worksession (no public testimony) to discuss three items: a presentation on GLOF mitigation Phase 1 reinforcement and Phase 2 by the USACE, direction to the Eaglecrest Board on gondola project next steps, and the disposal of City Hall. No decisions are made at this meeting; it is for discussion only.

• Presentation on GLOF mitigation Phase 1 reinforcement and Phase 2 (USACE)
• Assembly direction to Eaglecrest Board on gondola project next steps
• Disposal of City Hall

Assembly Lands, Housing, & Economic Development Committee

The committee will discuss a request from Saldonett to purchase city-owned property at 2nd Street and Franklin Street, and a follow-up on short-term rental regulations. A verbal update on the USCG Cutter homeporting project will also be provided. The meeting is a worksession with no formal votes scheduled.

• Saldonett request to purchase CBJ property at 2nd Street and Franklin Street
• Short-term rentals follow-up discussion
• Verbal staff report on USCG Cutter homeporting update
• Approval of April 13, 2026 draft LHED minutes

Assembly Public Works & Facilities Committee

Docks & Harbors Board

The Docks and Harbors Board will vote on adopting a process to offer five donated launch ramp permits each year. They will also discuss an FY28 ADOT Harbor Facility Grant application and board member attributes for upcoming Assembly interviews. The meeting includes public participation and approval of prior minutes.

• Action on launch ramp permit donation application to offer five annual donated permits
• Discussion of FY28 ADOT Harbor Facility Grant application
• Discussion of 2026 Board Member Attributes for Assembly interview
• Approval of March 26, 2026 meeting minutes

General

The Assembly Finance Committee is holding a worksession to discuss several funding items, including a follow-up on United Way grants, Youth Activity Grant funding, and the FY27 Eaglecrest budget. The meeting will also receive an updated budget calendar for informational purposes.

• United Way grant follow-up discussion
• Youth Activity Grant funding proposal
• FY27 Eaglecrest Budget review (see supplemental materials)
• AFC Budget Calendar update – April 23, 2026
• Next meeting scheduled for May 6, 2026 at 5:30 PM

Assembly

The Assembly is holding public hearings on the proposed 2026 property tax levy and the Fiscal Year 2027 operating budgets for the City and Borough and the School District. Additionally, the body will consider terminating a revenue sharing agreement related to the Eaglecrest gondola project.

• Ordinance 2026-18: Authorizing termination of the Goldbelt, Inc. revenue sharing agreement for the Eaglecrest gondola
• Ordinance 2025-01(b)(AL): Appropriating up to $12,200,000 to repay Goldbelt, Inc. for the Eaglecrest gondola
• Ordinance 2026-03: Establishing a proposed total property tax mill levy of 9.92 mills
• Ordinance 2026-01: Appropriating $551,169,100 for FY27 City and Borough operations
• Ordinance 2026-02: Appropriating $97,248,400 for the FY27 School District budget

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

The Juneau Commission on Sustainability will hear two presentations on sustainable food in Juneau: one from UAS Assistant Professor Forest Haven on anthropology and Alaska Native studies, and another from UAF Cooperative Extension agent Darren Snyder on 4H/agriculture/horticulture. A Q&A discussion will follow. The meeting is a dedicated sustainability session, not a regular business meeting.

• Presentation by Forest Haven (UAS) on anthropology and Alaska Native studies
• Presentation by Darren Snyder (UAF Cooperative Extension) on 4H/agriculture/horticulture
• Q&A discussion on sustainable food in Juneau
• Next regular meeting scheduled for May 6, 2026; worksession on May 20, 2026

Planning Commission

Eaglecrest Board

The Eaglecrest Board of Directors will meet on April 27, 2026, via Zoom to conduct routine board business. The board will review and discuss, rather than vote on, the revised Eaglecrest budget, including revenue coverage and the General Fund subsidy. The subsidy tracks public funding for the organization, making the financial review relevant to local residents. The meeting will also cover standard procedural items, committee reports, and public participation.

• Review and discussion of the revised Eaglecrest budget
• Evaluation of revenue coverage and General Fund subsidy
• Standard procedural items including minutes approval and committee reports
• Next scheduled meeting set for May 7, 2026

General

The committee will receive an update on the process for recruiting a new General Manager. An executive session is scheduled to conduct interviews with candidates.

• Update on General Manager Recruiting
• Executive Session: General Manager Candidate Interview

General

The Eaglecrest Finance Committee will discuss a year-to-date financial presentation, FY27 pricing, and a FY27 budget revision presentation. No votes are scheduled; the meeting is primarily informational and advisory.

• Year-to-date financial presentation and analysis
• FY27 Pricing discussion
• FY27 Budget Revision Presentation

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

The Visitor Industry Task Force will discuss whale watching and potential policy options. The discussion includes an overview of the topic and review of supplemental materials regarding boat tracking and legal notes.

• Whale Watching Discussion and Policy Options

Board of Equalization

The Juneau Board of Equalization will review training materials, discuss the CBJ assessment process, and vote on whether to retain the current Chair and Vice Chair. Members are directed to watch a 2025 training video featuring former State Assessor Dan Nelson. The meeting also sets placeholder dates for future hearings.

• BOE members to watch 2025 training video with former State Assessor Dan Nelson
• Presentation of CBJ Assessment Process by Assessor's Office staff
• Review of CBJ Law Department training material provided by Assistant Attorney Nicole Lynch
• Election of BOE Chair (David Epstein) and Vice Chair (Emily Haynes) – members may reelect or nominate others
• Placeholder hearing dates scheduled for Thursdays, May‑July at 5:30 pm via Zoom

Assembly Finance Committee

The Assembly Finance Committee is holding a worksession to review several financial topics. Discussion items include a 3% temporary sales tax renewal, service reduction summaries, and foregone revenue.

• 3% Temporary Sales Tax Renewal
• Service Reduction Summary
• Foregone Revenue

Docks & Harbors Board

The committee will consider two motions: recommending donation of a National Guard gangway to Marine Exchange of Alaska for use at Eldred Rock Lighthouse, and adopting a process to offer five donated launch ramp permits annually. Discussion items include placement of a Lone Sailor statue, updates on Aurora Harbor boat shelters, and plans for Infrastructure Week in May. The committee will also approve minutes from the February 18th meeting.

• Motion to donate National Guard gangway to Marine Exchange of Alaska for Eldred Rock Lighthouse
• Motion to adopt process for five donated launch ramp permits annually
• Discussion of Lone Sailor Statue placement
• Update on Aurora Harbor boat shelter G22 & G23
• Infrastructure Week — May 18-22

General

The Eaglecrest Board of Directors is meeting to receive an update on the general manager recruiting process and to hold an executive session to discuss a candidate. The meeting is largely procedural, with no votes or public hearings scheduled.

• Update on General Manager Recruiting
• Executive Session – General Manager Candidate

Juneau Commission on Sustainability

The Juneau Commission on Sustainability will decide on its summer outreach session schedule at this meeting. The agenda also includes approval of previous minutes and a planned future session on food security.

• Decide summer outreach session schedule
• Next meeting: April 28, 2026, Sustainability Session on Food Security

Juneau Human Rights Commission

The Commission will discuss the FY26/FY27 budget, treasurer report, community engagement project, and strategic plan. They will plan a townhall titled 'Fostering Safety, Dignity, & Human Rights in Our Community,' coordinate a joint meeting with the Systemic Racism Review Committee (SRRC) in May, and discuss celebrating Black History Month 2027. A personal safety training in partnership with Perseverance Theatre is also on the agenda.

• Discussion of FY26/FY27 budget and treasurer report
• Townhall: Fostering Safety, Dignity, & Human Rights in Our Community
• Joint meeting with Systemic Racism Review Committee scheduled for May 19
• Celebrating Black History Month 2027 planning
• Personal Safety Training in partnership with Perseverance Theatre

Juneau Commission on Aging

The Juneau Commission on Aging meets to review housing subcommittee ideas, including a KTOO interview and AARP housing activities. They will also plan for Senior Appreciation Month in May and other AARP-sponsored events. Updates are provided on recreation/fitness (no new info on Marie Drake Gym), age-friendly planning, and transportation.

• Housing subcommittee reports on ideas from March 24 workgroup, including Deb Craig's KTOO interview and Linda Kruger's AARP housing update
• AARP event schedule for April–August includes Senior Recognition Day on May 20 and several Walk SE events
• Outreach via KTOO Juneau Afternoon interview with Linda Kruger and Deb Craig
• Recreation/fitness subcommittee reports no updates on Marie Drake Gym
• Transportation updates from canceled April 14 workgroup meeting

Eaglecrest Board

This meeting of the Eaglecrest Board of Directors includes an update on the General Manager recruiting process and a subsequent executive session to discuss a candidate. The board will also take comments and set the next meeting date. No other substantive business is listed.

• Update on General Manager recruiting
• Executive session for General Manager candidate

Joint Assembly/JSD Facilities Committee

This is a worksession of the Joint Assembly/JSD Facilities Committee. They will discuss approved JSD facilities bonds totaling $10M and $15M, financing for Mendenhall River Community School bank armoring, and an update on the JSD Facilities Master Plan.

• Approved JSD Facilities Bond, $10M and $15M (April 2026)
• Mendenhall River Community School bank armoring financing
• JSD Facilities Master Plan update

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

The Visitor Industry Task Force 2.0 will discuss whale watching policy options, including an overview and detailed discussion. Supporting materials include a memo and notes from the Assistant City Attorney. No decisions are on the agenda; only discussion is planned.

• Whale watching discussion and policy options
• Review of VITF Whale Watch Memo with updated information
• Assistant City Attorney Lynch notes on whale watching
• Approval of March 19, 2026 meeting minutes

Assembly

The Juneau Assembly is holding a special listening session to discuss the FY27 budget. The meeting includes a budget overview presentation from the manager and an opportunity for public testimony. No formal votes or decisions will be made.

• Budget overview presentation from the manager
• Public testimony in person or via Zoom
• Discussion of budget assumptions, revenue generation, and cuts
• Timeline for FY27 budget process
• Closing remarks and next steps

Youth Activities Board

The Youth Activities Board will meet to discuss and decide on scoring criteria for grant applications and allocation of available funds. No specific grant amounts or project names are listed on the agenda.

• Scoring of grant applications
• Allocation of funding to youth programs

Planning Commission

The commission approved a final plat for a 21-lot subdivision and will consider a flood zone exception for a gymnasium at Echo Ranch Bible Camp, with staff recommending denial.

• Final plat approval for Phase 1 of Seet Kanax Duteen (21 lots, one tract, D18 zone) – approved
• Flood Zone Exception FZE2026 0001 for gymnasium at 40001 Glacier Hwy – staff recommends denial

Youth Activities Board

The board will consider contingency grant requests from four individuals for swimming. A subcommittee meeting and a session to meet with groups are also scheduled. The next meeting is set for April 15 at the Valley Library.

• Contingency grant request for swimming by Matisse Suarez
• Contingency grant request for swimming by Mateus Suarez
• Contingency grant request for swimming by Gemma Peterson
• Contingency grant request for swimming by Maia Cole-Undurraga
• YAB subcommittee meeting, followed by meeting with groups

Juneau Commission on Aging

The Juneau Commission on Aging will hold a workgroup meeting to discuss senior transportation, specifically regarding Capital AKcess. Members will review a Q&A from the March 10, 2026 meeting and provide suggestions for updates to the CBJ handbook. The meeting includes public participation on non-agenda items.

• Discussion of senior transportation with Capital AKcess
• Review of Q&A from March 10, 2026 JCOA workgroup meeting
• Suggestions for updates to the CBJ handbook
• Public participation on non-agenda items

Assembly Committee of the Whole Worksession

This worksession agenda includes discussion of an ordinance to appropriate $270,000 from general funds for Juneau summer childcare programs via a grant to Southeast Childhood Collective. The committee will also discuss the Telephone Hill development timeline and a response from Goldbelt regarding the gondola project. No public testimony will be taken.

• Ordinance 2025-01(b)(AI): Appropriating up to $270,000 to the Manager for a grant to Southeast Childhood Collective for Juneau Summer Childcare Programs
• Discussion of Telephone Hill development and timeline
• Discussion of Gondola / Goldbelt Response
• Approval of draft minutes from March 16, 2026 and April 24, 2025 Assembly COW meetings

Assembly Lands, Housing, & Economic Development Committee

The Assembly Lands, Housing, and Economic Development Committee will discuss a proposed ordinance that would amend the short-term rental registration program by establishing new limitations and a registration fee. The committee will also consider a request from the Juneau Gun Club to continue leasing city-owned property. Staff will provide verbal updates on U.S. Coast Guard housing in Juneau, the CARES lease, and the Juneau Animal Rescue lease.

• Juneau Gun Club request to continue lease of CBJ property
• Ordinance to amend Chapter 69.40: short-term rental registration limitations and fee
• U.S. Coast Guard housing in Juneau – staff report
• CARES lease – verbal update
• Juneau Animal Rescue lease – verbal update

Assembly Public Works & Facilities Committee

Assembly Finance Committee

The Juneau Assembly Finance Committee will hold a work session to review the FY26 financial update and the manager's proposed FY27 budget, which outlines city spending and revenue projections. The group will also discuss the FY27 Capital Improvement Plan, review community input, and examine initial proposals for service reductions that could affect local programs. No final votes are scheduled for this meeting.

• FY26 Update and FY27 Manager's Proposed Budget
• FY27 Capital Improvement Plan
• Community Input Summary
• Initial Service Reduction Discussion
• Information Only: Delinquent Sales Tax

JNU Airport Board

The Board will consider approving the proposed PFC10 project list, which identifies eligible safety, compliance, and passenger improvements as the basis for JNU's next Passenger Facility Charge application. No action is requested on a Master Plan Update presentation nearing FAA submittal. Staff will also report on TSA screening equipment replacement scheduled for April 20-23 and a public lighting complaint involving airport vehicles along Jordan Avenue.

• Master Plan Update presentation — preferred development concept and 20-year implementation plan nearing FAA submittal; no board action requested
• Proposed PFC10 project list approval — motion directs staff to proceed with air carrier consultation and prepare application for FAA submittal
• TSA baggage screening machine replacement scheduled overnight April 20-23; one machine will remain operational
• Carpet tile replacement beneath screening equipment during TSA work; remaining departure-lounge carpet deferred
• Jordan Creek/Jordan Avenue lighting complaint investigated — staff found no malicious intent but reminded employees to avoid directing lights at pedestrians or residences

Utility Advisory Board

The Utility Advisory Board will receive updates on the pyrolysis and crusher projects, as well as the effects of Propositions 1 and 2 on utilities. No decisions are scheduled; the agenda consists of informational items only.

• Pyrolysis Project Update
• Crusher Project Update
• Prop 1 & 2 effect on Utilities

Assembly Task Force/Ad Hoc Committee

The Title 49 Advisory Ad Hoc Committee will seek public input on the Table of Permissible Uses and their definitions for each zoning district. Members will discuss the ongoing rewrite of Title 49, including the process and public engagement. Supplemental materials include webform comments and findings from the Juneau Futures Comprehensive Plan workshop.

• Review and solicit opinions on the Table of Permissible Uses (TPU) and proposed definitions for each zoning district
• Open discussion on the Title 49 rewrite, covering process and public engagement
• Consider webform comments submitted on the Title 49 rewrite
• Presentation of findings from the Juneau Futures Comprehensive Plan Workshop and Survey

Local Emergency Planning Committee

The committee will hear an introduction to the Juneau Emergency Operations Plan update from Fairweather Science LLC and Tidal Basin LLC, receive staff reports from multiple agencies, and consider approval of February 11, 2026 meeting minutes. A training opportunity for ICS 300 will also be discussed.

• Introduction to Juneau Emergency Operations Plan Update by Fairweather Science LLC and Tidal Basin LLC
• ICS 300 in-person training scheduled for May 20-22, 2026 at National Guard Armory (12300 Mendenhall Loop Rd)
• Approval of February 11, 2026 LEPC minutes
• Staff reports from JPD, CCFR, Hospital, Red Cross, NWS, and other agencies
• Next meeting date: Wednesday, May 13, 2026