Timothy Petty
7:04 - 7:27
"If Tidewater does not get all the properties under their jurisdiction, will the planning still move forward, or is there contingents for that if that doesn't happen, sir?"
“If Tidewater does not get all the properties under their jurisdiction, will the planning still move forward, or is there contingents for that if that doesn't happen, sir?”
- Speaker
- Timothy Petty
- Timestamp
- 7:04 – 7:27
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kenai
- Captured at
- July 8, 2026
From the transcript
Did you have a question? Yes, thank you, Mayor. I'd like to ask the city manager if If Tidewater does not get all the properties under their jurisdiction, will the planning still move forward, or is there contingents for that if that doesn't happen, sir? City Manager Eubank.
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