
Daniel Foster
49:26 - 50:01
"currently this piece of property is zoned PLI, but when you look at the land use plan map, it has 3 different designations on it: Parker Natural Area, Town Center, Community Facility Institution, and the Transporter Development Overlay. So the issue is, if anybody ever wanted to rezone this parcel. It's confusing for us because it's hard to say with one parcel with, you know, 3, 4 designations what it should go to."
“currently this piece of property is zoned PLI, but when you look at the land use plan map, it has 3 different designations on it: Parker Natural Area, Town Center, Community Facility Institution, and the Transporter Development Overlay. So the issue is, if anybody ever wanted to rezone this parcel. It's confusing for us because it's hard to say with one parcel with, you know, 3, 4 designations what it should go to.”
- Speaker
- Daniel Foster
- Timestamp
- 49:26 – 50:01
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- September 25, 2026
From the transcript
We're still referring to the Tozier tract because it is still a tract of land and it's sort of what it's colloquially known as. So currently this piece of property is zoned PLI, but when you look at the land use plan map, it has 3 different designations on it: Parker Natural Area, Town Center, Community Facility Institution, and the Transporter Development Overlay. So the issue is, if anybody ever wanted to rezone this parcel. It's confusing for us because it's hard to say with one parcel with, you know, 3, 4 designations what it should go to. The plan— the 2040 Land Use Plan provides pretty clear guidance about which zones implement which designations.
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