Aaron Hankins
62:10 - 62:37
“Currently, right now, we are trying to get stuff out of there because we're trying to meet that November 30 deadline when the, um, um, whoever's running the project turns it over to a bidder for the contract”
- Speaker
- Aaron Hankins
- Timestamp
- 62:10 – 62:37
- Transcript
- Petersburg Borough: Assembly Meeting
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 21, 2026
From the transcript
And so for the development of the 14th Street, um, facility, if that's what we end up going with, we are asking for the addition of a, um, um, whatever it was, 16 by 40 modular building to accompany that site when it's all put back together so that we have off-site facilities. Um, you know, and so right now, are your marching orders to just move those things there and put them in storage on 14th Street? Currently, right now, we are trying to get stuff out of there because we're trying to meet that November 30 deadline when the, um, um, whoever's running the project turns it over to a bidder for the contract and they can start doing their thing. We're in the same boat as a lot of leaseholders that are in that area. They— that's also their time to be out of there.
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