One word could be used to describe Envision Soldotna 2030, the city’s comprehensive plan — intertwined.

During the Soldotna Planning and Zoning meeting Wednesday, city planner Stephanie Queen presented an update of the city’s projects from the year and how they compare with the plan’s goals and objectives.

“Some are relatively short-term objectives, some are for down the road,” said Soldotna Mayor Peter Micciche. “But we feel we’ve been very successful so far on some of the priorities that were in the plan.”

Kenai’s city council made quick work of a handful of ordinances and resolutions Wednesday night.

The council approved an ordinance and a resolution that help fund and build a pedestrian bridge near Kenai’s north beach. According to the ordinance designating money to the Personal Use Fishery Improvements Capital Project Fund, the $46,000 for the bridge is coming from a state appropriation for street and sewer projects. The contract for bridge was awarded to Cornerstone Equipment Rentals, LLC, the low bidder.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough is currently examining which projects it would like to propose to state lawmakers for funding through the capital budget process in the coming months.

Borough mayor Mike Navarre said he is working with cities, communities, service areas and the borough assembly to determine which projects the borough should throw its weight behind for funding and just how the borough will rank those items.

Navarre and borough administration released a rough draft of those state funding priorities at the borough's Dec. 6 meeting.