Rhonda Hubbard
75:52 - 76:22
"you do have areas across the bay that our meridian hits and includes that could actually— a catchment system could lend well to that. I think that the amount of—. The number of lots that are technically would fit into this are small enough."
“you do have areas across the bay that our meridian hits and includes that could actually— a catchment system could lend well to that. I think that the amount of—. The number of lots that are technically would fit into this are small enough.”
- Speaker
- Rhonda Hubbard
- Timestamp
- 75:52 – 76:22
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
- September 1, 2026
From the transcript
I know that it's not— you can see those, but that's an example. But you do have areas across the bay that our meridian hits and includes that could actually— a catchment system could lend well to that. I think that the amount of—. The number of lots that are technically would fit into this are small enough. I don't think there's very many of them, and I don't think that this is going to solve— by doing this, it's not going to solve any problems we have with housing.
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