Rhonda Hubbard
77:20 - 77:41
"I know people up in the hills that do have these systems and they work well for them, or they get water out of city limits where these things should go. But in the city, you move to a city to have utilities."
“I know people up in the hills that do have these systems and they work well for them, or they get water out of city limits where these things should go. But in the city, you move to a city to have utilities.”
- Speaker
- Rhonda Hubbard
- Timestamp
- 77:20 – 77:41
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
- September 1, 2026
From the transcript
So, uh, and there, there has to be full disclosure. I mean, buyers would know that would be disclosed, of course, on a catchment system, or, you know, or they have to bring water in, or where there might be a lack of you know, of water that you need so many gallons per minute to make it adequate. But I know people up in the hills that do have these systems and they work well for them, or they get water out of city limits where these things should go. But in the city, you move to a city to have utilities. I don't think we don't have to do so.
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