Kevin Johnson
90:48 - 91:21
“Obviously, I think we can all agree that resurfacing the road without addressing the armoring that needs to happen is throwing good money after bad because they'll only be back here fixing that when it gets damaged eventually.”
- Speaker
- Kevin Johnson
- Timestamp
- 90:48 – 91:21
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 21, 2026
From the transcript
Obviously, I think we can all agree that resurfacing the road without addressing the armoring that needs to happen is throwing good money after bad because they'll only be back here fixing that when it gets damaged eventually. I just haven't seen anything on a comment period or any information at all on the project till I had surveillers in my yard. Yeah, um, I can't confirm whether the public comment period on that is open or not yet. I just know that we did receive that early notification. I just need to look into it a little bit further, but I will make sure that, uh, at one of our next meetings I'll let you know what that, uh, project status is.
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