Radhika Krishna
37:30 - 38:25
"I don't believe Title 21 is the place to make— to encourage uses. I believe that the code should be reserved for very clear regulatory guidance, and I'm reading this language as encouraging or supporting potential uses in a non— one of a large list of uses and programs and activities that we might want to see in our parks. I don't believe code is the way to do that."
“I don't believe Title 21 is the place to make— to encourage uses. I believe that the code should be reserved for very clear regulatory guidance, and I'm reading this language as encouraging or supporting potential uses in a non— one of a large list of uses and programs and activities that we might want to see in our parks. I don't believe code is the way to do that.”
- Speaker
- Radhika Krishna
- Timestamp
- 37:30 – 38:25
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- September 25, 2026
From the transcript
My second reason, and I would welcome any additions by staff, is that I don't believe Title 21 is the place to make— to encourage uses. I believe that the code should be reserved for very clear regulatory guidance, and I'm reading this language as encouraging or supporting potential uses in a non— one of a large list of uses and programs and activities that we might want to see in our parks. I don't believe code is the way to do that. I believe the master plans or other guidance are. And I will put on the record that I, of course, and I believe this Commission very much supports childcare programming in all of these uses and parts, but I'm not sure that this has utility in Title 21.
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