Edith McKee
39:25 - 39:45
"if it were a conditional use permit, and let's say a developer had multiple parcels and they were building buildings, and one of their parcels they're using for parking, how much time would going through a conditional use permitting process add to them being able to develop multiple parcels?"
“if it were a conditional use permit, and let's say a developer had multiple parcels and they were building buildings, and one of their parcels they're using for parking, how much time would going through a conditional use permitting process add to them being able to develop multiple parcels?”
- Speaker
- Edith McKee
- Timestamp
- 39:25 – 39:45
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- July 14, 2026
From the transcript
Commissioner McKee. So if it were a conditional use permit, and let's say a developer had multiple parcels and they were building buildings, and one of their parcels they're using for parking, how much time would going through a conditional use permitting process add to them being able to develop multiple parcels?
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