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Jeff Meucci

100:21 - 100:53

“what I would like to see done here is to change a little bit of the language in this motion so that we cover data centers, period”
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Alaska News
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October 9, 2026

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So I hope it passes. Member Mewki. Yeah, thank you, Mr. Mayor. You know, this, this is a— it's, it's a step in the right direction, but, but I think that— I think we can make it more inclusive. Um, what I would like to see done here is to change a little bit of the language in this motion so that we cover data centers, period, and include in the moratorium numbers 1 and number 2 as part of this moratorium, but not lose sight of the fact that we need to have a moratorium on data centers, that everything, everything that falls under the word data centers.

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