Linda Mitchell
31:04 - 31:27
"I would say there's at least 6, and some of them are been ongoing for a while. I didn't include on the list, we have another one that we also are working to issue a minor citation. It's just they were beyond the July date, you know, it's not something I want to do, but yes, there's more than the 6 or 7 that we have left."
“I would say there's at least 6, and some of them are been ongoing for a while. I didn't include on the list, we have another one that we also are working to issue a minor citation. It's just they were beyond the July date, you know, it's not something I want to do, but yes, there's more than the 6 or 7 that we have left.”
- Speaker
- Linda Mitchell
- Timestamp
- 31:04 – 31:27
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Soldotna
- Captured at
- September 2, 2026
From the transcript
Yes, Commissioner Wadler. I mean, that's like more of the people that had to apply after the fact. They've been operating for a while, but in terms of how many were actually out of compliance because they weren't part of that group, I would say there's at least 6, and some of them are been ongoing for a while. I didn't include on the list, we have another one that we also are working to issue a minor citation. It's just they were beyond the July date, you know, it's not something I want to do, but yes, there's more than the 6 or 7 that we have left.
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