
Kurt Wilcox
8:08 - 9:07
"Number 1, the pit, the cone pit run by Quality Asphalt is my adjoining neighbor. And I got a copy of their SWPPP report, which improperly identifies the creek that runs through our property, our Anajimus stream that originates on our property."
“Number 1, the pit, the cone pit run by Quality Asphalt is my adjoining neighbor. And I got a copy of their SWPPP report, which improperly identifies the creek that runs through our property, our Anajimus stream that originates on our property.”
- Speaker
- Kurt Wilcox
- Timestamp
- 8:08 – 9:07
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kenai
- Captured at
- August 12, 2026
From the transcript
I actually received a, uh, notice a couple weeks ago, but it incorrectly identified the piece of property I'm concerned with, and just today I received a confirmation that it does indeed involve my property. So I'm not sure that I have time to prepare for the meeting to come because I've got quite a few issues with state agencies and federal agencies in the borough. Number 1, the pit, the cone pit run by Quality Asphalt is my adjoining neighbor. And I got a copy of their SWPPP report, which improperly identifies the creek that runs through our property, our Anajimus stream that originates on our property.
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