Keeton
29:15 - 29:52
"that area of Inlet Woods is blowing up. There's so many people there and it's getting bigger. Almost seems like every day you drive through there, there's more foundations going in. Um, starting that kind of a trend now, I think, is important so that people understand that It's a working family neighborhood, and there are people and children that need to be to sleep at a certain time"
“that area of Inlet Woods is blowing up. There's so many people there and it's getting bigger. Almost seems like every day you drive through there, there's more foundations going in. Um, starting that kind of a trend now, I think, is important so that people understand that It's a working family neighborhood, and there are people and children that need to be to sleep at a certain time”
- Speaker
- Keeton
- Timestamp
- 29:15 – 29:52
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- May 27, 2026
From the transcript
And just to speak more towards the amendment, that area of Inlet Woods is blowing up. There's so many people there and it's getting bigger. Almost seems like every day you drive through there, there's more foundations going in. Um, starting that kind of a trend now, I think, is important so that people understand that It's a working family neighborhood, and there are people and children that need to be to sleep at a certain time so they can get up early and go to school and work. And I think it's a great idea for you to self-impose that.
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