Nathaniel Charbonneau
76:23 - 76:49
"What it's going to do do is open up an area for somebody to try to get something through and pass it on to a buyer that ends up with a substandard home."
“What it's going to do do is open up an area for somebody to try to get something through and pass it on to a buyer that ends up with a substandard home.”
- Speaker
- Nathaniel Charbonneau
- Timestamp
- 76:23 – 76:49
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
- September 1, 2026
From the transcript
What it's going to do do is open up an area for somebody to try to get something through and pass it on to a buyer that ends up with a substandard home. How many lots are you talking out there? Just a couple. And depending on those lots, some of them— actually, some of them, if you can build on them, you probably can get water. If you can't build on them— there are a lot where you can't build and you definitely could not get water.
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