
Elizabeth Hinshaw
18:02 - 18:37
"I understand when this individual put in his plan, there was no indication that he would have planned for an area to push his snow, a removal of his snow. Uh, consequently, he was contacted by the city, um, roads, I believe, um, regarding him pushing his snow out into the middle of the road in front of Readout Elementary. Um, he wasn't contacted once, he wasn't contacted twice, he was contacted 4 times."
“I understand when this individual put in his plan, there was no indication that he would have planned for an area to push his snow, a removal of his snow. Uh, consequently, he was contacted by the city, um, roads, I believe, um, regarding him pushing his snow out into the middle of the road in front of Readout Elementary. Um, he wasn't contacted once, he wasn't contacted twice, he was contacted 4 times.”
- Speaker
- Elizabeth Hinshaw
- Timestamp
- 18:02 – 18:37
- Transcript
- Soldotna: 9-9-2026 City Council Meetings
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Soldotna
- Captured at
- September 9, 2026
From the transcript
I don't— I'm not really sure if they're permanent housing or what. We've got duplexes on lots and lots of duplexes on a lot. And I understand when this individual put in his plan, there was no indication that he would have planned for an area to push his snow, a removal of his snow. Uh, consequently, he was contacted by the city, um, roads, I believe, um, regarding him pushing his snow out into the middle of the road in front of Readout Elementary. Um, he wasn't contacted once, he wasn't contacted twice, he was contacted 4 times.
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