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Skyler Quinn
19:37 - 20:02
"I have a question for staff because in my experience with plat notes, they're pretty particular, and I've never seen a plat note that had— that talked about funding. Um, I mean, I've had requests on past projects wanting additional plat notes. The municipality is advised— or not advised, but ruled against that because there's just particular things that can be plat notes and things that can't. So is that even a possibility?"
“I have a question for staff because in my experience with plat notes, they're pretty particular, and I've never seen a plat note that had— that talked about funding. Um, I mean, I've had requests on past projects wanting additional plat notes. The municipality is advised— or not advised, but ruled against that because there's just particular things that can be plat notes and things that can't. So is that even a possibility?”
- Speaker
- Skyler Quinn
- Timestamp
- 19:37 – 20:02
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- July 2, 2026
From the transcript
I appreciate that. I have a question for staff because in my experience with plat notes, they're pretty particular, and I've never seen a plat note that had— that talked about funding. Um, I mean, I've had requests on past projects wanting additional plat notes. The municipality is advised— or not advised, but ruled against that because there's just particular things that can be plat notes and things that can't. So is that even a possibility?
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