Commissioner Brown (Wasilla Planning Commission)
21:09 - 21:28
"I'm concerned because I'm assuming now the planning clerk is signing off on permits and stuff, and I'm just worried about that coming back as not being legal, having a legal official sign those documents and approving those Permits and requests."
“I'm concerned because I'm assuming now the planning clerk is signing off on permits and stuff, and I'm just worried about that coming back as not being legal, having a legal official sign those documents and approving those Permits and requests.”
- Speaker
- Commissioner Brown (Wasilla Planning Commission)
- Timestamp
- 21:09 – 21:28
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Wasilla
- Captured at
- October 27, 2026
From the transcript
Yeah, not any reply, but I'm concerned because I'm assuming now the planning clerk is signing off on permits and stuff, and I'm just worried about that coming back as not being legal, having a legal official sign those documents and approving those Permits and requests.
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