Name: Simon Gilland: that roundabout is the northern route, southern route, Um, it, it doesn't help the traffic. There's no difference between the traffic. The only advantage to that northern route is it feeds out of one subdivision. One subdivision would have a little better access when they continue development at some point, which we anticipate they will.
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Description: that roundabout is the northern route, southern route, Um, it, it doesn't help the traffic. There's no difference between the traffic. The only advantage to that northern route is it feeds out of one subdivision. One subdivision would have a little better access when they continue development at some point, which we anticipate they will.

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Simon Gilland

7:34 - 7:58

"that roundabout is the northern route, southern route, Um, it, it doesn't help the traffic. There's no difference between the traffic. The only advantage to that northern route is it feeds out of one subdivision. One subdivision would have a little better access when they continue development at some point, which we anticipate they will."

“that roundabout is the northern route, southern route, Um, it, it doesn't help the traffic. There's no difference between the traffic. The only advantage to that northern route is it feeds out of one subdivision. One subdivision would have a little better access when they continue development at some point, which we anticipate they will.”

Speaker: Simon Gilland
Timestamp: 7:34 – 7:58
Source: Assembly Meeting - Sep. 15 part 2
Community: Alaska News
Location: Mat-Su Borough
Captured at: September 15, 2026

From the transcript

Um, I want you guys to take a real good look at the data that was provided for this report. As Assemblyman Mowrer showed you, that roundabout is the northern route, southern route, Um, it, it doesn't help the traffic. There's no difference between the traffic. The only advantage to that northern route is it feeds out of one subdivision. One subdivision would have a little better access when they continue development at some point, which we anticipate they will.

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