0:23
Michael Calhoon
59:15 - 59:39
“this isn't new. This has been in the code. This just makes it, in my opinion, tighter so that there isn't something two-thirds of the way through the development where they're going, oh, well, wait a second, we can't afford to do this.”
- Speaker
- Michael Calhoon
- Timestamp
- 59:15 – 59:39
- Transcript
- Seward: City Council Meeting 10/12/2026
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
- October 12, 2026
From the transcript
They've had to pay back a lot of the, you know, half of the money on that program that that they've been, you know, front-funded. So it's, you know, portions of it you may consider it free, but this isn't new. This has been in the code. This just makes it, in my opinion, tighter so that there isn't something two-thirds of the way through the development development where they're going, oh, well, wait a second, we can't afford to do this. They've already known that up front.
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