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Chris French
21:19 - 21:47
"The proposed subdivision consolidates 9 existing vacant lots into 3 lots. Each of those lots will exceed the 5-acre minimum. Of course, the 5-acre minimum is needed to meet the Conservation District's minimum lot size of 5 acres. And again, this subdivision is related to Case 27-005 on your agenda, which will rezone these parcels in the subdivision and in the previous subdivision cases. From RR2 to C Conservation."
“The proposed subdivision consolidates 9 existing vacant lots into 3 lots. Each of those lots will exceed the 5-acre minimum. Of course, the 5-acre minimum is needed to meet the Conservation District's minimum lot size of 5 acres. And again, this subdivision is related to Case 27-005 on your agenda, which will rezone these parcels in the subdivision and in the previous subdivision cases. From RR2 to C Conservation.”
- Speaker
- Chris French
- Timestamp
- 21:19 – 21:47
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak
- Captured at
- July 15, 2026
From the transcript
The proposed subdivision consolidates 9 existing vacant lots into 3 lots. Each of those lots will exceed the 5-acre minimum. Of course, the 5-acre minimum is needed to meet the Conservation District's minimum lot size of 5 acres. And again, this subdivision is related to Case 27-005 on your agenda, which will rezone these parcels in the subdivision and in the previous subdivision cases. From RR2 to C Conservation.
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