Nick Mangini
45:32 - 45:48
"A lot of, a lot of these things that were digitally uploaded had inconsistencies on lengths of vessels, and it was picking one number or the other. So going forward, we need to come up with a very good method at which we know what the length of a vessel is."
“A lot of, a lot of these things that were digitally uploaded had inconsistencies on lengths of vessels, and it was picking one number or the other. So going forward, we need to come up with a very good method at which we know what the length of a vessel is.”
- Speaker
- Nick Mangini
- Timestamp
- 45:32 – 45:48
- Transcript
- Kodiak: October 20, 2026, Work Session
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- Alaska News
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- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
Any further council questions? Councilmember Mangini. It's more of a comment, just because I was in the meeting when these guys were here, just so everybody understands. A lot of, a lot of these things that were digitally uploaded had inconsistencies on lengths of vessels, and it was picking one number or the other. So going forward, we need to come up with a very good method at which we know what the length of a vessel is.
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