
Cayman Reynolds
42:39 - 43:12
"the petitioner would also like to request a 10-year— a total of 10-year approval extension for the fact that there are 13 phases. Due to this also being quite a large subdivision, they wanted to present the entire thing at once and to also account for potential changes in economic conditions."
“the petitioner would also like to request a 10-year— a total of 10-year approval extension for the fact that there are 13 phases. Due to this also being quite a large subdivision, they wanted to present the entire thing at once and to also account for potential changes in economic conditions.”
- Speaker
- Cayman Reynolds
- Timestamp
- 42:39 – 43:12
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Wasilla
- Captured at
- July 20, 2026
From the transcript
Thank you, Chair. Cayman Reynolds, Planning Staff. Uh, initially, the petitioner would also like to request a 10-year— a total of 10-year approval extension for the fact that there are 13 phases. Due to this also being quite a large subdivision, they wanted to present the entire thing at once and to also account for potential changes in economic conditions. Uh, as for the, um, soils report, 41 test holes were dug with water being found in 4.
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