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Noah Grosskreutz
70:13 - 70:31
“everybody can't operate out of the Anchorage Bowl, and there's so few I-1 lots. I think it's really important to maintain that, and once Once you start pulling a lot at a time, it's kind of a slippery slope.”
- Speaker
- Noah Grosskreutz
- Timestamp
- 70:13 – 70:31
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Peters Creek, Anchorage
- Captured at
From the transcript
And that's a lot of real estate, especially when you're paying taxes on it. So, and, you know, and if you want to talk about taxes, You know, you guys can look at this subdivision and see what kind of tax revenue you're pulling in on these I-1 lots, and the potential for the tax revenue that could come in on these I-1 lots is incredible. So, but, you know, everybody can't operate out of the Anchorage Bowl, and there's so few I-1 lots. I think it's really important to maintain that, and once Once you start pulling a lot at a time, it's kind of a slippery slope.
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