Rhonda Hubbard
80:35 - 80:52
"Not if they're within 400 feet. If they're within 400 feet, they got to hook up. But do we have anything in our books that says the city's gonna invest, I don't know, millions and millions of dollars for a new water system over there? That's, that's not happening."
“Not if they're within 400 feet. If they're within 400 feet, they got to hook up. But do we have anything in our books that says the city's gonna invest, I don't know, millions and millions of dollars for a new water system over there? That's, that's not happening.”
- Speaker
- Rhonda Hubbard
- Timestamp
- 80:35 – 80:52
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
- September 1, 2026
From the transcript
Not if they're within 400 feet. If they're within 400 feet, they got to hook up. But do we have anything in our books that says the city's gonna invest, I don't know, millions and millions of dollars for a new water system over there? That's, that's not happening. It's just not happening.
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