0:37
Speaker A
18:37 - 19:15
"unlike other docks in Juneau and more similar to our development in Hoonah, there'll be some waterfront dining, waterfront retail, extension of the sea— very popular with residents and visitors— seawalk around the perimeter of the site."
“unlike other docks in Juneau and more similar to our development in Hoonah, there'll be some waterfront dining, waterfront retail, extension of the sea— very popular with residents and visitors— seawalk around the perimeter of the site.”
- Speaker
- Speaker A
- Timestamp
- 18:37 – 19:15
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- May 21, 2026
From the transcript
As we complete this project, which we're aiming now for 2028, um, we'll have ships that will be able to be at a dock. We'll have considerable construction spending. We're using as our first $150 million as our first phase investment estimate. Certainly we expect to be among the top 5 property taxpayers once that dock and uplands are complete. And unlike other docks in Juneau and more similar to our development in Hoonah, there'll be some waterfront dining, waterfront retail, extension of the sea— very popular with residents and visitors— seawalk around the perimeter of the site.
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