Kurt Wilcox
14:25 - 14:48
"I will, at the next meeting, or I could provide them now, show you what they did when they first took possession of the cone pit. And the first thing they did was dig up the buffer, and they didn't have permission to do it. I have a, a document with Elizabeth Appleby, who was the city planner at the time. I notified her immediately."
“I will, at the next meeting, or I could provide them now, show you what they did when they first took possession of the cone pit. And the first thing they did was dig up the buffer, and they didn't have permission to do it. I have a, a document with Elizabeth Appleby, who was the city planner at the time. I notified her immediately.”
- Speaker
- Kurt Wilcox
- Timestamp
- 14:25 – 14:48
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kenai
- Captured at
- August 12, 2026
From the transcript
I will, at the next meeting, or I could provide them now, show you what they did when they first took possession of the cone pit. And the first thing they did was dig up the buffer, and they didn't have permission to do it. I have a, a document with Elizabeth Appleby, who was the city planner at the time. I notified her immediately.
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