Slava Lunev
38:57 - 39:11
"the focus has been primarily on comparing the lengths that were within the mortgage agreements to the what's in the system. And making sure that each boat is charged the right length and the right rate."
“the focus has been primarily on comparing the lengths that were within the mortgage agreements to the what's in the system. And making sure that each boat is charged the right length and the right rate.”
- Speaker
- Slava Lunev
- Timestamp
- 38:57 – 39:11
- Transcript
- Kodiak: October 20, 2026, Work Session
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- Alaska News
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- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
Or we have some people that have exclusive use, but then they were out and somebody was parked in their spot, and then so electricity reading during that time, even though it takes place, but sometimes it just, it doesn't quite make it to the system the right way. So all these things were flagged as far as potential, so something to be considered in the future. There are other options we have for automation or somehow digitizing those services, but the focus has been primarily on comparing the lengths that were within the mortgage agreements to the what's in the system. And making sure that each boat is charged the right length and the right rate.
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