0:24
Stanton Gregor
80:36 - 81:01
"My take is, if we have to do 15 amendments, we should have not brought it forward until it was done. It's not a good ordinance, not a good piece of legislation. So I wanted to be very clear on the record. I think this process is and has been deeply flawed in how we got there."
“My take is, if we have to do 15 amendments, we should have not brought it forward until it was done. It's not a good ordinance, not a good piece of legislation. So I wanted to be very clear on the record. I think this process is and has been deeply flawed in how we got there.”
- Speaker
- Stanton Gregor
- Timestamp
- 80:36 – 81:01
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Petersburg
- Captured at
- July 7, 2026
From the transcript
My take is, if we have to do 15 amendments, we should have not brought it forward until it was done. It's not a good ordinance, not a good piece of legislation. So I wanted to be very clear on the record. I think this process is and has been deeply flawed in how we got there. I said this in the first reading, I would have much rather seen both concerns of the public, concerns from the assembly, and potentially telecommunications stakeholders addressed through council.
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