Steve Panone
17:05 - 17:42
“Based on the question about the shared driveway, we could easily put an easement for a hammerhead coming out of a garage or something like that. The problem is we don't know exactly where the houses are going to sit. So we could show, um, um, an easement of a shared driveway and put a requirement for a hammerhead outside any house that may be built on those, uh, 4 lots or 5 lots, uh, 16 through, um, 20.”
- Speaker
- Steve Panone
- Timestamp
- 17:05 – 17:42
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Wasilla
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From the transcript
Based on the question about the shared driveway, we could easily put an easement for a hammerhead coming out of a garage or something like that. The problem is we don't know exactly where the houses are going to sit. So we could show, um, um, an easement of a shared driveway and put a requirement for a hammerhead outside any house that may be built on those, uh, 4 lots or 5 lots, uh, 16 through, um, 20. Other than that, everything else stays the same. It's just fixing it based on the actual topography.
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