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Anna Brawley

38:01 - 38:14

“First is Brawley Amendment 2. The purpose of this one is to really more narrowly tailor the allowed use. And these are, I should say also, these are all code changes.”
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Alaska News
Location
Anchorage
Captured at
October 14, 2026

From the transcript

So I'll run through them in order that we have them. First is Brawley Amendment 2. The purpose of this one is to really more narrowly tailor the allowed use. And these are, I should say also, these are all code changes. So they don't, they don't deal with the charter amendment.

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