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Kat Sorensen

79:37 - 80:22

“On the designs that we initially received, there was designs for step-down like bleacher seating that is in an area separate than what it's referred to, than what Council Member Calhoon referred to. It was part of like the broader boardwalk aspect. And so as we've pared that down, that stadium, like that cool stadium diagram is It's still in the long-term plan, but we pared that down to focus on the building and not do the boardwalk and the buildings there.”
Community
Alaska News
Location
Seward
Captured at
October 29, 2026

From the transcript

But that was actually going to be probably more of a Parks and Recreation— that was kind of looking at some overall planning in there, but, uh, that was more of a Parks and Rec Looking down at like the culvert area. So on the designs that we initially received, there was designs for step-down like bleacher seating that is in an area separate than what it's referred to, than what Council Member Calhoon referred to. It was part of like the broader boardwalk aspect. And so as we've pared that down, that stadium, like that cool stadium diagram is It's still in the long-term plan, but we pared that down to focus on the building and not do the boardwalk and the buildings there. Okay.

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