0:37
Jonathan Lang
39:22 - 40:00
"The owners intend to develop the property and retain ownership, so they're not going to build it and sell it. And as owners of a greenhouse, they understand, understand landscaping and the importance of natural spaces. It is their intention to landscape the property and to keep it as green as possible"
“The owners intend to develop the property and retain ownership, so they're not going to build it and sell it. And as owners of a greenhouse, they understand, understand landscaping and the importance of natural spaces. It is their intention to landscape the property and to keep it as green as possible”
- Speaker
- Jonathan Lang
- Timestamp
- 39:22 – 40:00
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- June 8, 2026
From the transcript
Uh, as I said in my presentation, Mile 5.2 greenhouse has been on the property for more than 20 years. Um, loss of the vegetation is an understandable concern The owners intend to develop the property and retain ownership, so they're not going to build it and sell it. And as owners of a greenhouse, they understand, understand landscaping and the importance of natural spaces. It is their intention to landscape the property and to keep it as green as possible, creating a beautiful space to live. The petitioners intend to develop the property with duplex and triplex residences.
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