0:37
Courtney Bringhurst
21:56 - 22:34
“Yeah, so that is the existing cemetery road. And, and you'll— you may have seen in the packet that there were some exceptions that our surveyor is requesting from the Kenai Peninsula Borough, and those exceptions are because Typically, the borough will require much wider access easements, but being this is a cemetery, there are burials located quite near to the road. That's why she's requesting the exceptions that it just be a 15-foot access road, and that's like the exact width of the current road there.”
- Speaker
- Courtney Bringhurst
- Timestamp
- 21:56 – 22:34
- Transcript
- Seward: P&Z Regular Meeting 11.3.2026
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
- November 3, 2026
From the transcript
Yeah, so that is the existing cemetery road. And, and you'll— you may have seen in the packet that there were some exceptions that our surveyor is requesting from the Kenai Peninsula Borough, and those exceptions are because Typically, the borough will require much wider access easements, but being this is a cemetery, there are burials located quite near to the road. That's why she's requesting the exceptions that it just be a 15-foot access road, and that's like the exact width of the current road there. Yeah, glad you're bringing that up. Thanks.
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