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Nick Mangini
23:56 - 24:21
“this applicant followed the process that is in order, so we can't take away from that. And we are stymieing economic growth if we do. Um, this sale is almost Just over half an acre. So $400,000 an acre is a pretty dang good price that the city is getting for that piece of property.”
- Speaker
- Nick Mangini
- Timestamp
- 23:56 – 24:21
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak
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From the transcript
Um, although I do, uh, also agree with Councilwoman West that maybe we need to change the, the process. But regardless, this applicant followed the process that is in order, so we can't take away from that. And we are stymieing economic growth if we do. Um, this sale is almost Just over half an acre. So $400,000 an acre is a pretty dang good price that the city is getting for that piece of property that can be used for some things, but not a lot.
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