Andrew Mazzella
5:26 - 5:58
"Third, the 600-foot rule was ignored. The code strictly mandates that written notice must be mailed via first-class mail to all property owners within 600 feet of an impacted exterior boundary... Muzzell, Alaska did not receive timely formal mailed notice. In fact, we've received no notice to date."
“Third, the 600-foot rule was ignored. The code strictly mandates that written notice must be mailed via first-class mail to all property owners within 600 feet of an impacted exterior boundary... Muzzell, Alaska did not receive timely formal mailed notice. In fact, we've received no notice to date.”
- Speaker
- Andrew Mazzella
- Timestamp
- 5:26 – 5:58
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- September 11, 2026
From the transcript
Third, the 600-foot rule was ignored. The code strictly mandates that written notice must be mailed via first-class mail to all property owners within 600 feet of an impacted exterior boundary. As the primary property owner, directly and on the record targeted also shockingly by the language of this moratorium at last meeting. Muzzell, Alaska did not receive timely formal mailed notice. In fact, we've received no notice to date.
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